YOKB7-S4N BD7-2014 SLF Normal Shock Cylinder Yokomo  [YOKB7-S4N]

Yokomo B7-S4N - BD7 Shock Cylinder for SLF Normal BD7-2014
Price:
£10.87
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKB7-S4N
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BD7 SLF Cylinder Details

This replacement damper cylinder is intended for use with the BD7-2014 SLF Normal chassis code and acts as a like-for-like shock body option. The content concentrates on fitment, straightforward installation guidance, and the cylinder's role in damper setup without asserting extra technical data.

Confirm compatibility with BD7-2014 SLF Normal prior to purchase. Standard installation steps for BD7 shocks apply: remove the shock, open the unit, extract the old cylinder, transfer pistons and seals into the new body, install the cylinder on the shaft, and reassemble using your existing caps and fixings.

As a service-level component, the cylinder is used during repairs or when changing internal shock parts. It helps preserve the internal spacing required for your chosen pistons and oil and should be handled as part of routine maintenance and tuning on 1/10 on-road cars.
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.

How do I verify this is the correct part for my car?

Check your chassis designation; this item is listed for BD7-2014 SLF Normal only. Match the code on your current shock or manual before ordering to avoid fitment issues.

Is this sold as a bare cylinder or with internals?

The description refers to the cylinder body itself. Transfer your existing piston, seals and related internals when rebuilding the shock unless extras are specified separately.

Any tips for a clean rebuild when fitting this cylinder?

Work on a clean surface, keep parts organized, inspect seals and shafts for wear, and use the same piston orientation and oil volumes when reassembling to maintain consistent damper response.

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