YRX 12 Thin 3mm Nylon Lock Nut (Pack of 4) - Yokomo YOKYX-13N  [YOKYX-13N]

Yokomo YX-13N - 3mm Lock Nut (Nylon, Thin Type) 4pcs for YRX 12
Price:
AUD$4.72
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKYX-13N
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Slim 3mm nylon lock nuts tailored for YRX 12 builds

The Yokomo YOKYX-13N set includes four thin 3mm nylon lock nuts made for locations on the YRX 12 chassis that require reduced nut height. The integrated nylon insert resists loosening due to vibration while maintaining a slim stack.

These nuts are ideal for wheel hub reassembly, tight suspension link connections, and any application with 3mm threads where standard lock nuts would intrude. The thin profile helps keep link geometry and clearances correct.

Advice for tightening: clear threads of debris, fit until the nylon engages, and avoid excess torque that may damage plastic parts or compress the insert. Replace nuts if locking force feels diminished.

Compatibility

  • YRX 12
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Will swapping to thin lock nuts change handling?

Using thin nuts preserves original component spacing, which prevents unintended changes to suspension geometry. That stability can keep handling consistent when replacing taller hardware.

Should I use threadlocker with these nuts?

Threadlocker is generally unnecessary because the nylon insert provides vibration resistance. If you choose to use a mild threadlocker, ensure it is compatible with nylon and does not impede future disassembly.

Can these nuts be used on metal and plastic parts?

Yes, they work on both metal and plastic mating parts as long as threads match and you avoid overtightening which could deform softer materials.

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