XRAY 303162 Extra-Hard Rear Suspension Arm - Precision Fit  [XR-303162]

XRAY 303162 Rear Suspension Arm - Extra-Hard
Price:
£8.10
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-303162
Condition:
Brand New
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Stiff rear suspension arm for sharper handling

The XRAY 303162 Extra-Hard Rear Suspension Arm is aimed at hobbyists who want a firmer rear end on foam tyre and high-grip circuits. The hard composite construction helps preserve suspension geometry under load, improving control through fast sections.

Engineered for foam tyre and sticky surfaces

This extra-hard arm is tailored to situations where traction is high and consistent. Its reduced flex supports predictable handling and corner entry stability. The XH marking makes it quick to identify the arm and it is compatible with installation on either side of the car.

Broad compatibility for racing setups

Designed to suit a number of RC chassis types, the XRAY 303162 gives racers a simple, durable upgrade option to increase rear stiffness while keeping existing mounting points and geometry intact.
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 XRAY 303162 a direct swap for standard rear arms?

In most compatible chassis it is a direct replacement using the same hinge pin and hardware locations. Verify fitment against your model before purchase.

Will this arm affect rear traction feel?

Expect a firmer rear response which can improve steering precision on sticky surfaces, though balance changes may require suspension tuning.

What signs show the arm needs replacing?

Look for any visible cracks, excessive play at pivot points, or distortion after impacts. Replace if structural damage is found to maintain safe handling.

Can I combine this arm with softer front arms for balance?

Yes, mixing stiffness front and rear is a common tuning approach. Try incremental changes and test lap times to find the best balance for your track.

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