RADTEC XR-10005 T4 50mm Steel Double Joint Drive Shaft - Rear Vintage Series  [RAD-XR-10005]

RAD-XR-10005 T4 50mm PREMIUM Steel Double Joint Drive Shaft Set, Rear
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£33.74
Brand:
RADTEC
Model:
RAD-XR-10005
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Rear drive shaft made for classic T4 setups

The RADTEC XR-10005 T4 50mm Steel Double Joint Drive Shaft fits the rear assembly of XRAY T4 vintage series cars, supplying a tough steel replacement part for serious vintage running. It is aimed at drivers who want dependable components for race or club use.

Consistent torque delivery and durability

The double joint arrangement is intended to smooth power pulses and reduce unwanted driveline movement, helping maintain predictable handling. Built from steel, the shaft stands up to repeated stress and keeps service intervals long.

Fitment guidance and simple swap

Specifically produced for the XRAY T4 vintage series, this shaft integrates with older T series parts and typically requires only basic tools to install. Verify fitment with your chassis setup prior to final assembly.

Specifications

  • Material: Premium Steel
  • Length: 50mm
  • Compatibility: XRAY T4 Vintage Series

The RADTEC XR-10005 delivers a pragmatic upgrade for vintage T4 owners who prioritise longevity and steadier handling from the rear drivetrain.

Does this replace the stock rear shaft directly?

Yes, it is intended to replace the stock rear drive shaft on XRAY T4 vintage series cars with matching mounting points and length.

Will this affect gearing or final drive?

No change to gear ratios is expected since the shaft length and connection points match the original design. It is focused on robustness rather than altering gearing.

Are spare parts available for the joints?

If individual joints show wear, check with your parts supplier for replacement shafts or service options. Regular inspection helps indicate when replacement is needed.

Should I use threadlocker during installation?

Use threadlocker on metal-to-metal fasteners where recommended by your build notes, especially for race cars that see vibration and impact.

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