Yokomo B-MAX4 Front Drive Shaft Set by Arrowmax AM-010021 Lightweight Touring Upgrade  [AM-010021]

Arrowmax AM-010021 Drive Shaft Front Lightweight Set For Yokomo B-MAX4 (2)
Price:
£33.21
Brand:
Arrowmax
Model:
AM-010021
Condition:
Brand New
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Front drive shaft pair for improved front-end response

The Arrowmax AM-010021 front drive shaft set is manufactured as a direct replacement for the Yokomo B-MAX4 and is supplied as two shafts for the left and right front positions. This lightweight option is intended to reduce rotating mass in the front drivetrain and promote a more predictable response during acceleration and steering transitions on 1/10 touring vehicles.

Installation uses standard procedures: remove the wheel and hub, extract the existing shaft from the gearbox/knuckle, and fit the new shaft while checking spline fit and endplay. Ensure fasteners are torqued correctly and verify free rotation through the steering sweep. No special alterations are needed with stock B-MAX4 front hardware.

Tuning notes and service: cutting rotating mass at the front lowers drivetrain inertia and can sharpen initial throttle bite, aiding balance and traction adjustments. Carry out routine checks for spline wear, play and correct engagement with the steering knuckle, and replace both shafts if wear is evident.

Specifications

  • Item: Front drive shaft lightweight set
  • Quantity: 2 pcs
  • Model Number: AM-010021
  • Compatibility: Yokomo B-MAX4
  • Material: Not specified by manufacturer

Compatible Models

  • Yokomo B-MAX4

Fit this matched pair for maintenance or when trialling a lighter front end during setup work on B-MAX4-based touring models.

The package includes two front drive shafts intended for the left and right front locations, supplied as a matched set.
Yes, installation follows standard front-shaft replacement steps and does not require special tools beyond those used for routine drive train service.
It is recommended to replace shafts as a matched pair to maintain even wear and consistent handling, rather than fitting a new shaft opposite an older worn unit.
Look for increased play at the splines, visible wear on mating faces or any deformation; if you see these signs, replace the pair to retain predictable handling.

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