XB8 Front C-Hub Conversion - Steering and Traction Upgrade - XRAY 350910 [XR-350910]

XRAY 350910 - XB8 C-HUB Front Suspension Conversion SET

Price:

AUD$312.29

Brand:

XRAY

Model:

XR-350910

Condition:

Brand New

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Description
FAQ

Sharper Handling with the XRAY 350910 C-Hub

The XRAY 350910 C-Hub Front Suspension Conversion Set is intended to refine the handling of XB8 series cars on smooth surfaces. It increases front traction and produces a more direct steering response, which helps drivers carry speed through technical sections. The conversion is appropriate for racers aiming for tighter lap times or a more confident front end.

Full Component List for a Direct Swap

This package provides all components needed for a comprehensive front suspension upgrade. It includes a lower suspension arm, steering block with an Ackermann plate, a C-hub, camber link, and an Ackermann steering plate. These parts are matched to work together and improve steering precision while enhancing traction under load.

Specifications

Compatibility: XB8 Series
Material: High-strength composite
Function: Enhances traction and steering

The XRAY C-Hub Front Suspension Kit offers a practical upgrade for XB8 owners seeking sharper, more predictable handling on smooth race surfaces.

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 durable are the composite components in the 350910 under frequent racing use?

The kit uses high-strength composite parts designed for repeated club-level racing; monitor wear points like pivot holes and steering interfaces and replace if play develops.

Will fitting this conversion require changes to shock lengths or spring rates?

In most cases the geometry change is minor, but you may find a small adjustment to shock length or spring rate improves balance; test gradually to find the best combination.