XRAY 303803 Rear Anti-Roll Bar Ball-Bearing Version  [XR-303803]

XRAY 303803 Anti-Roll Bar Rear for Ball-Bearings 1.3mm
Price:
£9.94
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-303803
Condition:
Brand New
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Refined Rear Balance with the XRAY 303803

The XRAY 303803 rear anti-roll bar is engineered to work within ball-bearing mount points to reduce friction and improve rear-end control. Its build quality supports repeatable handling adjustments for racers and tuners.

Precision Bearings for Free Movement

The bar rotates inside bearings to minimise stiction, giving a steadier roll characteristic. This clear movement helps maintain consistent grip through varying corner loads.

Adjustable Setup with Laser Rate Marks

Height and preload adjustments are simple to make trackside, allowing quick response to changing grip. Laser-etched stripes show bar thickness so you can select the right rate without delay.
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 the XRAY 303803 improve corner exit traction?

By smoothing roll transfer and allowing finer tuning, the bar can help balance rear traction and reduce sudden weight shift on exit, improving predictability.

What maintenance keeps this bar working well?

Regularly clean bearings, remove grit, and apply light bearing oil. Check mounting pivots and replace worn bearings to avoid play that alters response.

Can I swap this bar between cars?

You can move the bar between compatible chassis that use the same bearing mount layout, but double-check alignment and clearances after each swap.

Are there upgrade paths for different roll characteristics?

Yes, changing to thicker or thinner bars and swapping to different bearing tolerances are common ways to alter roll stiffness and fine-tune handling.

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