XRAY 342472 Front Anti-Roll Bar 2.2mm - Race-Ready Steering Component  [XR-342472]

XRAY 342472 Anti-Roll Bar Front 2.2mm
Price:
£10.65
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-342472
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Refining Front-End Balance with the XRAY 342472 Front Anti-Roll Bar

Manufactured from spring steel, the XRAY 342472 Front Anti-Roll Bar boosts steering precision and helps stabilise the front end on technical circuits. It integrates neatly with modern suspension geometry to fine-tune handling traits.

Easy Access Mounting and Low-Friction Rotation

The wire layout fits externally on bulkheads for quick swaps and adjustments. The bar turns smoothly in ball bearings to deliver dependable movement, and its height can be altered rapidly for changing track conditions.

Selectable Wire Sizes to Match Driving Style

Wires are offered from 2.2mm up to 2.8mm, allowing stepwise changes to front roll stiffness so you can tune turn-in and mid-corner behaviour to suit the track and driver input.
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 342472 suit vintage and modern chassis alike?

The bar is optimised for contemporary front mount arrangements, though many older cars can accept it with appropriate bulkhead spacing or adaptors.

How often should I check the bearings?

Inspect bearings regularly, especially after dusty or wet running. Clean and lubricate as required to maintain smooth rotation and consistent steering feel.

Can I mix wire sizes across left and right sides?

While matching wires is standard, some drivers experiment with asymmetry to correct corner entry imbalance. Make small changes and test progressively to avoid unpredictable behaviour.

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