XRAY 338088 3S Spring Set C=7.0 Classic RX Performance Springs  [XR-338088]

XRAY 338088 3S Spring-Set C=7.0 (2)
Price:
£10.80
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-338088
Condition:
Brand New
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Classic RX Series Handling with XRAY 3S Springs

The XRAY 338088 3S Spring Set C=7.0 is engineered to improve handling on older RX series chassis. These springs provide repeatable behaviour and more precise steering feedback for competitive hobbyists.

Measured Pairing for Predictable Balance

Each spring is individually measured and paired to match length and damping characteristics, ensuring the car stays balanced across different track conditions. The set is designed to mate cleanly with the LP-style shock configuration for straightforward installation.

Consistent Length for Cleaner Tuning

Using the same length springs front and rear makes setup changes easier to evaluate, so you can concentrate on shock piston, oil and sway adjustments. The shorter rear springs help promote sharper turn-in and better mid-corner grip.
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.

Do I need special tools to fit these springs?

Basic tools like pliers and a shock pump or jig for compressing shocks are sufficient. Ensure springs seat correctly on the shock cup and check for binding on the shaft.

Can these springs be used for club racing?

Yes, their matched pairing and consistent behaviour make them suitable for club-level events where predictable handling and easy setup are valued.

How do I check spring pairing before use?

Measure the free length of each spring and compare pairs; they should match closely. If you detect differences, replace the affected pair to maintain balance.

Will these springs change under heavy wear?

Springs can fatigue over time; inspect for sagging or corrosion and swap out any that show reduced length or inconsistent damping feel to keep handling predictable.

Should I change shock oil when fitting new springs?

It is a good practice to check and, if necessary, refresh shock oil when fitting new springs so damping matches the new spring characteristics and setup is easier to tune.

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