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The JConcepts Aero Yokomo YZ2 Narrow Front Wing features a high-attack design with trimmable rear gurney options developed for mid motor buggies on high speed, high grip tracks. Mounted on the front shock tower, the Aero front wing mounts in "clean air" and is easy to trim, use and test without sacrificing all-important track time. "Narrow" for a lighter feel.
The edgy design functions and compliments the Finnisher and Silencer bodies, with elements and features fresh for the latest off-road conditions. Cut lines are included for easy trimming while wing mount dimples are included for a bolt-on fit to the popular YZ2 series of vehicles. The leading center section of the wing has been formed into a unique V-shape to perfectly outline the front shock tower geometry.
The JConcepts wing mounts just behind the front shock tower and is clinched between tower and inner shock nut. The front wings feature aligned holes for each shock position, however, it is only necessary to cut holes for the location chosen at that time. It's not recommended to use thread locking compound near polycarbonate material due to a potential conflict."Narrow" configuration for a lighter feel Original JConcepts design High-attack, V-angle Aero design Radical, edgy design that compliments both Finnisher and Silencer body designs Lightweight and durable design Trim lines and dimpled location for YZ2 series vehicles
The edgy design functions and compliments the Finnisher and Silencer bodies, with elements and features fresh for the latest off-road conditions. Cut lines are included for easy trimming while wing mount dimples are included for a bolt-on fit to the popular YZ2 series of vehicles. The leading center section of the wing has been formed into a unique V-shape to perfectly outline the front shock tower geometry.
The JConcepts wing mounts just behind the front shock tower and is clinched between tower and inner shock nut. The front wings feature aligned holes for each shock position, however, it is only necessary to cut holes for the location chosen at that time. It's not recommended to use thread locking compound near polycarbonate material due to a potential conflict.