XRAY 302380 Graphite Composite Left C-Hub - 0 Degree Off-Road Precision  [XR-302380]

XRAY 302380 Composite C-Hub Left - 0 Degree - Graphite (ECS)
Price:
AUD$18.58
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-302380
Condition:
Brand New
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Sharpen Front Response with the XRAY 302380 Graphite C-Hub

The XRAY 302380 Composite C-Hub Left - 0 Degree is aimed at drivers who want a firmer front end on their 1/10 scale touring car. Manufactured from tough graphite composite, it provides high rigidity for both rubber and foam tyre racing and includes an enlarged inner bore to accept current ECS driveshafts.

Quick Access for CVD and ECS Servicing

Generous openings in the hub make assembly and removal of CVD and ECS components straightforward. You can extract or install the full CVD and ECS assembly without dismantling nearby parts, which keeps pit changes fast and tidy.

Choice of Caster Angles and Material Hardness

The XRAY 302380 C-Hub comes in caster options of 0 deg, 2 deg, 4 deg and 6 deg to fine tune handling across surfaces. It is offered in Medium and Graphite hardness to let you dial in front-end stiffness according to track grip and driving approach.
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 the enlarged bore work with all ECS extra strong driveshafts?

The bore was designed to clear newer extra strong ECS driveshaft profiles so most current shafts should fit without modification.

Which hardness is best for high-grip asphalt tracks?

For high-grip asphalt, the Graphite option usually gives sharper steering and less flex, while Medium can help if you need more front traction.

Can I service the C-hub without removing the suspension arm?

Yes, the hub geometry allows CVD and ECS removal without taking off the whole arm in many setups, but check your car's layout before you start.

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