XRAY T4-21 Aftermarket Chassis Plate with Battery Mounts - Factory Pro O-XCP006  [FP-O-XCP006]

Price:
AUD$65.20
Brand:
Factory Pro
Model:
FP-O-XCP006
Condition:
Brand New
Write a review

Main chassis role and adjustment options

The Factory Pro FP-O-XCP006 replacement main chassis is built for XRAY T4-21 models and is supplied with two battery mount plates to offer alternate battery positioning. This part functions as either a spare replacement or an aftermarket tuning component to shift weight distribution and refine handling.

The product is delivered as the full main chassis plate to swap in for the original. During fitment, check servo, ESC, and motor mounting alignments and inspect driveshaft and suspension pickup orientation before final clamping. Some small trimming of foams or brackets on the car may be necessary to fit the chosen battery plate.

The included battery plates act as a tuning lever: moving the battery forward or aft adjusts front to rear balance and transient response without touching suspension geometry. Always carry out a trial assembly to verify clearance and fit before track use.

Specifications

  • Item: Factory Pro FP-O-XCP006 Xray T4-21 Main Chassis ( Include Battery Mount Plate 2pcs)
  • Model Number: O-XCP006
  • Compatibility: Xray T4-21
  • Includes: Battery mount plate 2pcs

For hobbyists and club racers adjusting battery placement on an XRAY T4-21, this Factory Pro chassis offers a direct swap and easy tuning possibilities; check all clearances before completing installation.

Standard RC tools suffice for installation. A set of hex drivers, a torque driver for critical fasteners, and a small file or knife for minor trimming are useful during fitment.
In most cases original straps and holders will work, but check that strap anchor points line up with the new plate positions and that the battery is secure under load.
Altering battery position changes weight bias and may affect balance enough to warrant minor suspension or shock tuning to regain ideal handling characteristics.
Weight differences depend on the original chassis material; compare the parts directly and account for any change when planning balance adjustments and spring rates.
With motor and driveshaft mounted, rotate the drivetrain and visually inspect for rubbing or binding; adjust motor mount or shims if needed before final torque.
Start with slow laps to confirm handling and clearance, then tweak battery position and note changes to lap times and feel before making further suspension adjustments.

Copyright © 2008-2026 rcjaz.com.au All rights reserved