XB8'26/XB8E'26 Two-Position Rear Brace Mount XRAY 353021  [XR-353021]

XRAY 353021 - Composite Rear Brace Holder With Two Assembly Positions
Price:
AUD$20.13
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-353021
Condition:
Brand New
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Alignment and tuning notes

This composite rear brace holder features two selectable positions to fit XB8'26 and XB8E'26 chassis layouts, keeping the rear chassis brace aligned so tuning changes behave predictably.

Choosing the correct orientation aligns the holder with your motor mount and frame layout, maintaining the intended geometry of the brace. The part is produced from a stable composite material to provide consistent structural support during off-road running and tuning work.

Fitment is quick: remove the original brace interface and install this holder in the position that matches your XB8 or XB8E layout. Double-check the mount alignment before final tightening to prevent preload on the brace that could mask suspension adjustments.

Tuning impact: the holder itself does not alter suspension geometry, but by locking the brace position it reduces variables in rear-end behavior, helping you evaluate other tuning changes more reliably. It is useful when switching between XB8'26 and XB8E'26 formats or replacing worn interfaces that introduce play.
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.

Can swapping the holder orientation affect rear stiffness?

Orientation itself is about alignment rather than stiffness; however, eliminating mount play can make the rear feel more consistent, which riders often interpret as a change in stiffness.

How should I use this when testing setup changes?

Fit the holder in the chosen position and confirm there is no brace play before making suspension adjustments; this ensures tuning feedback reflects suspension changes, not alignment issues.

Are different fasteners required for racing setups?

Standard mounting hardware is usually sufficient; use quality screws and consider thread locker for high-vibration or frequent-race environments.

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