XRAY 376238 X1 Carbon Fibre Long Top Deck for 1-Piece Chassis  [XR-376238]

XRAY 376238 - X1 Carbon TOP Deck Long FOR 1-PIECE Chassis
Price:
£10.79
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-376238
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision Carbon Fibre Upgrade for XRAY X1 Cars

The XRAY 376238 X1 Carbon Fibre Long Top Deck is a precision-made upgrade intended to refine the handling of X1 models. Cut from quality carbon fibre, the deck balances rigidity with lightness, helping competitors achieve steadier performance on race days.

How the Top Deck Improves Performance

This component strengthens the 1-piece chassis to limit flex and provide a more stable platform under load. The reduced chassis movement helps maintain predictable steering and consistent lap times over extended running.

Designed to Fit X1 1-Piece Chassis Exactly

Built specifically for the XRAY X1 series, the long top deck installs directly on compatible 1-piece chassis setups with no cutting or adaptation. Its design supports balanced weight distribution and enhances turn-in and mid-corner control.
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 376238 fit my X1 without changes?

Yes, it is intended for X1 cars with a 1-piece chassis layout and should fit without modification on compatible models.

What maintenance does the carbon fibre deck need?

Wipe clean after running, check mounting holes for wear, and inspect edges for chips or delamination following any contact or crash.

Can this deck be used with aftermarket electronics?

Yes, it is compatible with typical X1 electronics layouts; confirm clearance for taller components during mock-up before final assembly.

Does carbon fibre change car setup needs?

Increasing chassis stiffness can require suspension or anti-roll bar adjustments to recover desired balance; use test runs to refine settings.

How do I spot structural damage?

Inspect for cracks, fraying at cut edges or loose fibre layers around screw holes; any structural defect is a sign to replace the deck.

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