XRAY 300942 T2(007) EU Rubber-Spec Conversion Set Classic  [XR-300942]

XRAY 300942 T2(007) - Eu Rubber-spec Edition - Conversion Set
Price:
£240.41
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-300942
Condition:
Brand New
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Convert Your XRAY T2(007) to EU Rubber-Spec

The XRAY 300942 T2(007) EU Rubber-Spec Edition Conversion Set is aimed at racers wanting to switch older T Series cars to rubber-tyre setups. The conversion includes parts chosen to suit rubber tyre characteristics and to keep the chassis compatible with common T Series layouts.

Reasons to Fit the EU Rubber-Spec Kit

Fitting the conversion helps address the different demands of rubber tyres compared with foam or carpet tyres, improving traction and cornering consistency on tracks that favour rubber compounds. Components are made to maintain a good fit and predictable behaviour.

Assembly and Setup Recommendations

Install the XRAY 300942 conversion set on a clean bench, check that each component seats correctly, and consult the instruction leaflet. After assembly, run a few setup sessions to fine tune toe, camber and shock settings for the new tyre type.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some XRAY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Is the kit compatible with different T Series years?

The conversion is tailored to the XRAY T2(007) platform. Other T Series years may share some compatibility but could require extra parts or adjustments.

What track surfaces suit this conversion?

The set is intended for sealed and prepared tracks where rubber tyres are used. It is best on club and national circuits with consistent surfaces rather than loose or rough terrain.

Any maintenance tips after fitting rubber-spec parts?

Inspect wheel bearings and suspension pivots regularly, and monitor tyre wear. Recheck setup settings after a few runs since rubber tyres may settle in differently to foam compounds.

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