Shims for rear wing

[Ashlandchris]

Hope someone can assist please. Is there a proper name for the little plastic shims that go under the rear wing to stop it rattling?
My children have bmax 2 which uses body clips to hold wing in place, but all three just wobble. I have a set of 2 angled shims which I think came from a team c Jekyll, but can't seem to find the items to buy more. Does anyone know whether these are available as single items or as part of a parts tree (hopefully not) and ideally yoke bmax2 compatible.
At the moment I'm having to use foam stuck on the mounting points and it annoys me 😀

[arceye]

Wing buttons?

[Chris Larner]

Don't think they have a name. But normally come supplied with the wing mount if they are needed.

[Monkeysmate]

I had the same issue with a TC02C in the past, and the clips really annoyed me. I cut off the plastic "pips" that the pins go though, drilled a couple of pilot holes through the wing mounts, and screwed the wing on in the usual way. It worked a treat.

[ralphee]

Try some thin O rings under the hole?

Lee

[arceye]

Can get them at MB, only as part of a wing mount kit tho.
https://www.rccarshop.co.uk/spares/y...g-mount-stay-p

[Origineelreclamebord]

The easiest way to get rid of the wobbly wing is to use a mount where the wing is kept in place with screws, not body clips - as luck would have it, ORB Racing offers a wing mount for the B-Max 2 (Mid-motor) that has exactly that feature

Here's a link to some pictures on Dropbox:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9k6lpzodb..._emrmcsqa?dl=0

[Ashlandchris]

Many thanks all.
My sons car is MM while my 2 girls are RM so I may look at drilling out the current clip posts and using M3 screws with the yz2 wing buttons as ORB wing mounts look to be MM only.

[OneKiwi]

YOu can always add another bit of lexan under or over the wing or a couple of bits of electrical tape.

[Monkeysmate]

Chris, I used a 2.5mm drill, and the M3 went quite nicely into it.

[Ashlandchris]

Originally Posted by OneKiwi

YOu can always add another bit of lexan under or over the wing or a couple of bits of electrical tape.

This is what I am doing at the moment, but it just looks ugly

[Ashlandchris]

Originally Posted by Monkeysmate

Chris, I used a 2.5mm drill, and the M3 went quite nicely into it.

Cheers. Will have a go when I get a chance this week or weekend