XRAY 301002 T4'20 2.0mm Aluminium Flex Chassis Race-Ready Narrow Plate  [XR-301002]

XRAY 301002 - T4\'20 Aluminium Flex Chassis 2.0mm - Swiss 7075 T6
Price:
£120.13
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-301002
Condition:
Brand New
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Details on the XRAY T4'20 Aluminium Flex Chassis

The XRAY T4'20 Aluminium Flex Chassis is fashioned from Swiss 7075 T6 aluminium to give a dependable mix of stiffness and workable flex. The 2.0mm plate thickness supports race hardware while allowing fine chassis movement for balance adjustments.

Efficient layshaft layout and mounting flexibility

The chassis is set up for a central layshaft which aids drivetrain efficiency and compact packaging. Main bulkheads can be positioned 1mm inward to accept either long or short arm suspension holders, enabling fast configuration swaps.

Narrow width and underside clearance for cornering

Featuring an 84mm narrow profile with targeted cutouts, the plate provides measured flex and reduced bottoming risk in turns. It performs well on medium to high traction carpet and on high traction asphalt circuits.

Specifications

  • Material: Swiss 7075 T6 Aluminum
  • Thickness: 2.0mm
  • Width: 84mm
  • Recommended Tracks: Medium to high traction carpet and high traction asphalt
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 this chassis compatible with stock T4'20 setups?

Yes. The plate is compatible with the T4'20 package that uses a central layshaft and standard bulkhead positions, offering straightforward integration.

What benefit does the narrow 84mm width provide?

The narrow width reduces chassis inertia and, together with cutouts, increases controllable flex for improved turn-in and mid-corner stability on high grip surfaces.

Should I change mounting torque for aluminium plates?

Use consistent torque on chassis fasteners and avoid over-tightening. Even torque helps maintain intended flex and prevents localized stress that could change handling.

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