¶ Option Rear Hub
¶ Rear Aluminium Hubs
You need follow Parts to use the rear aluminium hubs
| Amount | Partnumber | Name |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | MYB0050-01 | Aluminium Left or Right Rear Hub for Mayako MX8 (-21) |
| 1 | MYB0050-02 | Plastic Inserts For The Aluminium Rear Hub for Mayako MX8 (-21) |
| 1 | MYB0051CF-01A | CNC Rear Hub Carbon Fibre Link Plate #1 Long Link |
| 1 | MYB0051CF-02A | CNC Rear Hub Carbon Fibre Link Plate #2 Short Link |
| 1 | MYB0048-02 | Plastic Bearing Bushings, 2pcs 18mm and 2pcs 19mm for Mayako MX8 (-21) |
¶ 3-Piece Rear Aluminium Hubs (MPC Member Only)
The 3-Piece Members Only rear hubs allow for almost infinite adjustments of roll centres (link height and length), driveshaft height, outer pivot length, outboard toe.
| Amount | Partnumber | Name |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | MYB0180 | 3-Piece CNC Rear Hub for Mayako MX8 (-23) |
| 1 | MYB0048-03 | Plastic Bearing Bushings, 2pcs each for 3-piece hub for Mayako MX8 (-23) |
| 1 | MYB0050-03 | Inserts for 3-piece Aluminium Rear Hub for Mayako MX8 (-23) |
| 1 | MYB0059-02 | Wheel Hex Pair 6mm for Mayako MX8 (-21) |
¶ Exploded parts view
Optional:
MYB0036-01: Adjustable Length Rear Arms with Plastic Inserts for Mayako MX8 (-23)
MYB0179: Adjustable Length Plastic Inserts for Rear Arms for Mayako MX8 (-23)
¶ General Hub Comparison
- To match offset, use a 6mm hex on 3pcs hub, vs 5mm hex on plastic or CNC hub with carbon plates.
- Original CNC hub with #1 carbon plate is used in comparison. #2 plate has 2.2mm shorter link positions.
¶ Offset/Arm Length
¶ Toe-in Inserts
¶ 3-Piece Rear Aluminium Hubs Bearing Inserts
¶ 3-Piece Rear Aluminium Hubs Axle Height
The stock plastic hub comes with the low axle setting.
When we run the CNC Hub MYB0050-01 or Member's 3-Piece hub MYB0180 we start with the middle axle height and run it almost always.
Higher Rear Axle:
- Less initial grip, more overall grip.
- Slides over edges mid corner.
- Good on edgy tracks.
- Softer suspension, better in bumps.
- Less rear support on power.
- Less forward drive.
- Easy setting.
Lower Rear Axle:
- More initial grip, less overall grip.
- Catches edges mid corner.
- Good on smooth loose tracks.
- Stiffer suspension, worse in bumps.
- More rear support on power.
- More forward drive.
- Fast setting.