XRAY 353098 CNC Rear Shock Tower Swiss 7075 T6 XT9 Upgrade  [XR-353098]

XRAY 353098 Aluminum Rear Shock Tower - CNC Machined Swiss 7075 T6 (4mm)
Price:
AUD$92.78
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-353098
Condition:
Brand New
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Performance rear shock tower for XT9 race setups

The XRAY 353098 Aluminum Rear Shock Tower is a high quality replacement for XT9 series cars. Machined from Swiss 7075 T6 and 4mm thick, it provides a reliable, stiff mounting point while keeping weight competitive.

Extensive mounting flexibility

Featuring 12 mounting holes per side, this tower lets drivers experiment with roll centre and shock angle. The broad range of positions supports quick setup changes between different track surfaces and conditions.

Stylish engineering and reduced mass

Finished in XRAY black with silver trim, the tower combines a tidy look with clever lightening to cut unnecessary weight while preserving strength where needed.

Specifications

  • Material: Swiss 7075 T6 Aluminum
  • Thickness: 4mm
  • Compatibility: XRAY XT9 Series
  • Mounting Positions: 12 per side

For racers and serious hobbyists, the XRAY 353098 Aluminum Rear Shock Tower brings adjustable, durable rear mount options to XT9 builds.
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.

Does this improve handling consistency?

By reducing unwanted flex at the shock mounts, the 7075 T6 tower helps maintain consistent suspension geometry lap after lap, aiding predictable handling.

Can I swap this with the stock tower quickly at the track?

Installation is straightforward using the XT9 mounting points. Carry spare bolts and a small tool kit and you can swap towers between sessions if needed.

What should I check after fitting?

After install, verify shock alignment, torque of mounting screws, and that the shocks move freely through their travel without binding on the new tower.

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