XRAY 303044 T2(007) Graphite Rear Upper Deck - Classic Wide  [XR-303044]

XRAY 303044 T2(007) Rear Upper Deck 2.5mm Graphite - Wide
Price:
£17.32
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-303044
Condition:
Brand New
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Rear Upper Deck Built for T2(007) Stability

Made from 2.5mm graphite, the XRAY 303044 T2(007) rear upper deck stiffens the rear chassis area to reduce flex under load. The wide layout is aimed at drivers who need a steady platform for consistent handling and easier setup tuning.

Key Material Characteristics

Graphite is chosen for its stiffness and lightness, helping to keep the car responsive while reinforcing areas prone to flex. That makes suspension adjustments more predictable and repeatable lap after lap.

Compatibility Checklist

This deck is tailored to the XRAY T2(007) design and should install into the standard mounting points. Verify fastener lengths and confirm that servo and battery placement remain clear after fitting.

Suitable Uses and Setup Advice

Whether you race competitively or fine-tune for club meets, the XRAY 303044 supports cleaner weight transfer and steadier rear grip. Try incremental shock changes after fitting to find the best balance for your circuit.
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.

Does this require different screws than the stock deck?

Usually the original screws work, but check that lengths and thread engagement sit flush without over-tightening into the graphite.

Can I run this on carpet and asphalt tracks?

Yes, the added stiffness benefits both low and high grip surfaces by making handling more consistent; you may need surface-specific setup tweaks.

Is reinforcement necessary around the mounting holes?

With normal use reinforcement is not required, but inspect mounting areas after crashes and replace if any signs of delamination appear.

Will this part affect corner entry behaviour?

By reducing rear flex you may notice sharper turn-in; tune front roll and damping to keep the desired entry balance.

How often should I inspect the deck?

Check for signs of wear or cracks after heavy sessions or impacts and during routine maintenance to ensure long term reliability.

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