YR-X12/YR-X1219 Lower Chassis Graphite Brace - Yokomo YX-04 [YX-04]

Yokomo YX-04 Graphite Lower Brace for YR-X12

Price:

AUD$11.45

Brand:

Yokomo

Model:

YX-04

GTIN:

3888

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Description
FAQ

Chassis stiffness and longevity

This graphite lower brace is a drop-in upgrade for the Yokomo YR-X12 family, including YR-X1219, aimed at racers seeking improved lower-plane rigidity. The component increases torsional stiffness where small changes can noticeably affect turn-in, mid-corner balance, and repeatability over a run.

Fitting is simple for experienced builders: the brace secures to the vehicle's existing lower chassis fastenings and normally reuses the stock or preconfigured screws. No special machining is required, but confirm that wiring and electronics remain clear of the new part when installed.

Why fit it: the lower graphite brace shifts chassis flex toward a firmer base, which can improve stability and sharpen transient reactions. Introduce the brace gradually and assess with a sequence of test laps before altering other setup parameters.

Compatible Models

YR-X12
YR-X1219

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.

Does the graphite brace affect chassis durability?

Graphite increases stiffness but is more brittle than metal; under heavy impact it can crack. For normal race use the brace adds rigidity without compromising reliability, but inspect the part after hard impacts.

Will the brace require changes to my spring or shock settings?

Because the brace firms the lower chassis, you may notice different transient responses; minor spring or damping adjustments can help tune the front-end bite. Use small incremental changes and evaluate on-track effects.