Yokomo MO-010B67 67mm Centre Bone for MO2.0  [MO-010B67]

Yokomo MO-010B67 Center Bone 67mm for MO2.0
Price:
£6.67
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
MO-010B67
GTIN:
639342222698
Condition:
Brand New
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Essential Part: Yokomo MO-010B67 Centre Bone for MO2.0

The Yokomo MO-010B67 centre bone is an important service and upgrade item for MO2.0 chassis owners. At 67mm in length it is engineered to sit correctly with the MO2.0 centre differential, providing reliable engagement and helping to reduce driveline play. The combination of accurate manufacturing and robust materials supports repeatable handling lap after lap.

Notable Benefits

  • Compatibility: Specifically made for the MO2.0 chassis to ensure correct placement and operation.
  • Longevity: Built to resist everyday wear and the stresses of competitive running.
  • Exact Alignment: Keeps the centre differential positioned accurately for stable driveline performance.
  • Handling Improvements: Promotes smoother torque transfer which can aid corner exit traction and overall control.
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.

Will the MO-010B67 fit with my current diff oils?

Yes, the centre bone is compatible with standard diff oils used in MO2.0 setups; oil choice is independent of the centre bone itself.

Can I upgrade to a stronger centre bone?

The MO-010B67 is designed to be durable, and while some users choose aftermarket options, ensure any alternative matches MO2.0 dimensions and spline configurations.

How do I check for wear on this part?

Inspect the ends and seating surfaces for scoring or looseness during routine maintenance; replace if you detect movement or visible damage.

Is installation reversible if I need to service the diff?

Yes, the centre bone can be removed and refitted during diff service; keep track of shims and orientation for correct reassembly.

Where does replacing this part most affect performance?

Replacing a worn centre bone mainly improves driveline consistency and can lead to steadier throttle response and better corner exits.

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