B-MAX Gokuraku Rear Narrow Profile Wing for Yokomo YOKZSGWBN  [YOKZSGWBN]

Yokomo ZS-GWBN - B-MAX Gokuraku Offroad Wing (Narrow Size)
Price:
£8.95
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKZSGWBN
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Rear narrow-profile wing insights

The Yokomo YOKZSGWBN is a narrow-profile rear wing intended for compatible 1/10 off-road shells, including models from the B-MAX Gokuraku range referenced in the title. It is supplied as an aerodynamic and cosmetic body detail for vehicles that accept narrow wing fittings and standard wing posts.

To fit the wing, check the body's wing post spacing and carefully trim the wing base if necessary to align with the shell cutouts. This wing fits conventional wing posts and typical mounting hardware used on off-road buggies and short-course shells; confirm alignment before tightening and take care not to over-tighten hardware to avoid damaging the body post holes.

From a performance viewpoint the narrower planform lowers wetted area relative to broader wings, reducing drag while maintaining modest downforce. Use small pitch adjustments to dial rear grip and mid-corner stability; these changes usually avoid the need for major suspension or tyre revisions.
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.

Which 1/10 bodies are most likely to accept this wing?

Bodies designed for narrow rear wings or those with adjustable wing post mounts are the best matches. Confirm post spacing and shell cutout clearance before purchase to minimise trimming.

Will this wing work with short-course and buggy shells?

Yes. It is compatible with many short-course and buggy shells that accept narrow wings and standard posts. Adaptation via trimming is common to achieve the best fit across different body designs.

Any tips for achieving correct alignment?

Trial-fit the wing with temporary fixings, check symmetry and angle at ride height, then mark and trim as needed. Finalise with proper hardware and moderate torque to avoid deforming the shell's post holes.

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