XRAY 353115 - XB9 Rear Lower Composite Suspension Arm Kit - Club Racer  [XR-353115]

XRAY 353115 XB9 Composite Rear Lower Suspension Arm
Price:
£12.15
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-353115
Condition:
Brand New
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High-Quality Composite Rear Lower Suspension Arm for XRAY XB9

This rear lower suspension arm combines durability with measured flex to support consistent rear-end behaviour on the track. It is suitable as a direct replacement or as part of a setup upgrade for racers and dedicated hobbyists.

Design Focused on Stability

The arm is made for both left and right installation on the XB9 and draws on XRAY development work from the 808 platform to refine suspension geometry and material choice for reliable performance.

Feature Summary

  • Material: Composite engineered to give a balance of stiffness and give under load
  • Compatibility: Tailored to XRAY XB9 rear suspension layout
  • Design: Reversible component for simplified spares and maintenance
  • Adjustability: Two anti-roll bar settings and improved shock mounting flexibility
  • Installation: Simple to attach mud guards and adjust arm length as needed
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.

How easy is installation for club drivers?

Installation is straightforward using standard tools and pins. Most club drivers can swap an arm during a practice session without specialist equipment.

Should I change settings after installing this arm?

Check anti-roll bar position and shock mounting after fitting; small changes can restore balance and expected handling for your setup.

Are upgrades available for tougher offroad use?

You can add mud protectors and choose different shock mounts to prepare the car for rougher surfaces; always inspect arms for wear after heavy offroad running.

How long should a composite arm last?

Lifespan depends on use; regular racers should inspect frequently and replace if cracks or deep gouges appear. For casual use, the arm often lasts many sessions.

Can this arm be used for both practice and competition?

Yes, it is suited to both practice and race environments, offering a balance of durability and predictable handling for various track conditions.

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