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Unhappy Yokomo Bx-4 on S2 and S4

Hi, this is a emergency, recived my rear hubs FOR Yokomo so i can get more toein on the rear... this day, and when i was going to mount them, the B4 ballbearing doesnt fit...on Yokomo it is 10mm in the hub and the B4 is inch..any tip for this ?
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Loctite bearing fit, depending on how big the gap is?
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aint sooo much, say app a alu can (fanta or coke) on one side..
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So long as the bearing doent rattle it shouldnt really be much of a problem, the stub axle holds it in one side and the axle spacer the other, so if you can fill the gap with something like a can or other then it shoudl be OK
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nope, wont fit... D**n...

i have to talk to the Yokom boys and se if the CVD from there buggy may fit the BJ4 (S4 and B4/S2)


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nope, wont fit... D**n...

i have to talk to the Yokom boys and se if the CVD from there buggy may fit the BJ4 (S4 and B4/S2)


Thanks for the support guys
Thats your only other option.
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yepp, posted a Q in the Yoko section..


Any tip where i can buy 0.5 AND 1.0 rear hubs for the B4/BJ4 - S2 and S4
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