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The fully adjustable wheelbase chassis for the Yokomo YD-2 platform
The Bingo Wasp MAX AWB YD2 chassis is essentially installed the same as the standard Wasp MAX chassis, but you can easily change the wheelbase by loosening 4 screws, sliding the rear chassis to the desired position, and then tightening the screws again. You can fit bodies with a wheelbase of 225mm to 274mm, like the Kyosho Fazer bodies, which typically have a wheelbase of 274mm, or any real-grade bodies with longer or shorter wheelbases than the standard 257mm. With the optional Xtra Long slide plate, you can extend the wheelbase up to 324mm and mount Traxxas 4-Tec bodies which have wheelbases that go up to 300mm!
1. Installation
Installation of the Bingo Wasp MAX AWB chassis is the same as the standard Wasp MAX chassis. See the installation instructions here.
2. Wheelbase Adjustment, Top Stay
To adjust the wheelbase, slightly loosen the two screws on the upper stay as indicated above.
3. Wheelbase Adjustment, Slide Plate
Slightly loosen the two screws, indicated above, on the bottom of the slide plate.
4. Adjust to desired wheelbase
Move the rear plate to the desired wheelbase then tighten the slide screws first, making sure the rear plate is aligned straight with the front plate. Then tighten the upper stay screws, making sure the front and rear plates are level with each other.
5. Enjoy Mounting a wide variety of bodies!
Shown are Kyosho '57 Bel Air Fazer bodies, with a 274mm wheelbase.
6. Front transverse servo mount
The steering servo can be mounted in the front, transverse of the chassis
7. Front inline servo mount
The steering servo can be mounted in the front, inline with the chassis.
8. Servo mount spacer plate
To mount the servo in the middle of the chassis, you can use the include servo mount spacer plate to provide a level mount location. The mid mount can be used when the chassis is set to ~257mm.
9. Mid inline servo mount
Steering servo mounted in the middle of the chassis using the servo spacer plate.
10. Mid inline servo mount
Another view of the steering servo mounted in the middle of the chassis using the servo spacer plate.
