Yokomo YOKB4-302R Rear Gear Box for B-MAX4 III with Stabilizer Holder  [YOKB4-302R]

Yokomo B4-302R - B-MAX4 III Rear Gear Box ( With Stabilizer Holder)
Price:
USD$14.40
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKB4-302R
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Rear gear box for B-MAX4 III

This is an RC-scale rear gear box assembly intended for the Yokomo B-MAX4 III chassis, supplied with a stabilizer holder as indicated in the product name. The component serves as a direct replacement or service part for the rear drivetrain, keeping the B-MAX4 III rear-end layout intact without altering core chassis geometry.

Installation and fitment: the unit installs into the rear section of the chassis where the original rear gear box resides and pairs with existing drivetrain components on a stock B-MAX4 III. Follow your standard teardown sequence for rear-end service, check mesh and axial alignment during reassembly, and verify stabilizer mounting points align with your chassis stabilizer system.

Tuning role: the included stabilizer holder provides the mounting location for a rear stabilizer bar, allowing adjustments to roll stiffness and rear-end balance without modifying the main differential or spur/pinion setup. Use this part when you need to replace a worn gearbox or restore correct stabilizer geometry during setup changes.

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.
Yes, this rear gear box is listed for the B-MAX4 III and is intended as a replacement for that chassis rear drivetrain.
Yes, the product name specifies it comes with a stabilizer holder integrated into the rear gear box assembly.
After installation confirm gear mesh, shaft alignment, and stabilizer attachment points, then run the drivetrain at low speed to verify smooth operation.

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