GTX 2026 Brake Upgrade: Ventilated 6° Disk - XRAY 354115  [XR-354115]

XRAY 354115 - Super-lightweight Ventilated Brake Disk - Precision-Ground - 6 Degree -large
Price:
AUD$45.97
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-354115
Condition:
Brand New
Write a review

Ventilated disk tuned for thermal consistency

The XRAY 354115 ventilated disk reduces rotating mass while offering a large contact area and precision-ground faces to keep braking modulation consistent over longer runs. The ventilated channels aid heat dispersion to limit fade during sustained use.

Compatibility and role: built for GTX 2026 series applications where added ventilation and size help regulate brake temperatures and response. Consider this an aftermarket tuning component to refine braking balance and thermal consistency rather than a guaranteed performance bullet.

Installation notes: clean mating surfaces and confirm axial and radial clearances before final fitting. Use your chassis manufacturer's recommended torque settings for hub and rotor fasteners, and verify any spacers or adapters required for GTX 2026 hubs.

Tuning guidance: combine this rotor with pad compounds and calipers that match ventilated designs, then run iterative tests to dial in bite and fade characteristics. The lower rotating inertia can change the vehicle's braking feel, so retune your braking inputs accordingly.

Specifications

  • Item Super-lightweight Ventilated Brake Disk - 6 Degree - large
  • Material Precision-ground ventilated construction
  • Model Number 354115
  • Compatibility GTX 2026 series

For GTX 2026 users seeking refined brake behaviour and better thermal management, the XRAY 354115 ventilated, precision-ground disk is a focused tuning option.

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.
The ventilated, lighter rotor can shift effective rotational inertia and alter front/rear braking bias; test progressively to re-establish preferred balance.
Choose pads formulated for controlled transfer and heat resistance; experiment with compounds to find the best compromise between initial bite and thermal stability for your track conditions.
Reduced rotating mass and improved thermal behavior may require subtle adjustments to braking points and modulation; use practice runs to refine technique rather than making abrupt changes.
Yes—the ventilated core helps draw heat away from pad contact areas, which can lower peak pad temperatures and reduce the risk of fade during long runs.
Because braking characteristics may change, consider a quick check of suspension and balance settings after installation to ensure overall vehicle dynamics remain optimized.

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