Hard Rear Hub Carrier (Graphite) for BD8 2018 RTC - Yokomo B8-RTC-14  [B8-RTC-14]

Yokomo B8-RTC-14 Hard Rear hub carrier (Graphite molded) for BD8 2018 RTC
Price:
£3.50
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
B8-RTC-14
GTIN:
3888
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Precision graphite rear hub carrier for BD8 RTC systems

This hard-type graphite molded rear hub carrier is intended for BD8 2018 chassis that use the optional RTC (rear toe control) assembly. As an aftermarket replacement or hop-up it provides a firmer mounting point at the rear knuckle where toe is adjusted by the RTC system.

The stiffer carrier reduces compliance at the hub versus softer resin parts, which can make rear toe react more quickly during load changes and steering inputs. Consider this effect in concert with swaybar, damper and toe settings when refining the vehicle's handling characteristics.

Fitting is simple for BD8 mechanics: the carrier replaces the stock RTC-compatible rear knuckle and uses the existing wheel hub hardware and bearings. After assembly verify correct bearing pre-load, check for any play and confirm rear toe symmetry prior to running.

Package contents

  • Left hub carrier - 1 pcs
  • Right hub carrier - 1 pcs

Compatible Models

  • MRTC-BD818
  • MRTC-BD818A
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 BD8 variants does this carrier suit?

The carrier is designed for the RTC rear toe control arrangement found on BD8 2018 style assemblies. Confirm your car uses the RTC-compatible knuckle before purchase or fitting.

Will I need to change hubs or electronics?

No changes to electronics are required. The part reuses the standard hub bolts and bearings from the BD8 chassis, so hub hardware remains the same unless worn and in need of replacement.

What checks should I perform after installation?

Inspect bearing pre-load, verify there is no unwanted endplay, and set rear toe symmetrically. Run short tests to assess handling changes before full sessions.

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