XRAY 322087 - 3.5mm Graphite Front Shock Tower for XB2'22 Precision Tower  [XR-322087]

XRAY 322087 - XB2\'22 Graphite Shock Tower - Front - 3.5mm
Price:
£20.47
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-322087
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision Graphite Shock Tower for XB2'22 from XRAY

Engineered for the XB2'22 chassis, the XRAY 322087 - 3.5mm Graphite Front Shock Tower is machined from dense graphite to provide a light, stiff mounting point that sharpens front response and stability on technical tracks.

Fine-Tune Geometry with Multiple Holes

Numerous shock mounting positions let you tweak leverage and damping behaviour. Added roll centre points and an extra front wing mount give more setup permutations to control understeer or oversteer in low-grip situations.

Fits Both Dirt and Carpet XB2 Variants

This tower is compatible with both Dirt and Carpet XB2 models, and the close-spaced upper shock mounts allow very small incremental changes ideal for precision setup work.
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.

Will the XRAY 322087 work with aftermarket shocks?

Yes, most aftermarket shocks that fit the XB2 pattern will work, but check mounting eyelet spacing and stroke to avoid binding or limited travel.

Does this tower need reinforcement for aggressive driving?

For aggressive use, ensure fasteners are torqued correctly and inspect for damage after hard impacts; many racers run graphite towers successfully without extra reinforcement.

How does this compare to plastic towers?

Compared with plastic, graphite is lighter and stiffer, offering crisper handling, though it may show chip damage on severe hits whereas plastic can flex or crack differently.

Any setup advice for low-traction tracks?

Start with neutral shock positions and use the roll centre holes to fine-tune front bite; small changes often yield better results than large jumps on low-grip surfaces.

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