XRAY 323115-M XT2 Rear Lower Suspension Arm Medium Race  [XR-323115-M]

XRAY 323115-M - XT2 Composite Suspension ARM Rear Lower - Solid - Medium
Price:
AUD$18.93
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-323115-M
Condition:
Brand New
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Medium Rear Lower Suspension Arms for XT2

The XRAY 323115-M rear lower suspension arms are produced in a medium composite compound and are compatible with the XT2 anti-roll bar layout. They provide a mid-level flex characteristic that helps preserve handling precision while standing up to regular track use.

Versatile Performance for Club Tracks

Built to perform across many common track surfaces, the medium arms help balance steering bite and overall stability. The composite formulation aims for steady wear characteristics to keep setup changes predictable.

Options to Tune Your Setup

XRAY produces medium, hard, and graphite rear arms so racers can select the right stiffness for their course and driving style. Swapping arm types is a practical way to tune the XT2 for grip and corner speed.
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.

Is XRAY 323115-M compatible with aftermarket uprights?

Compatibility depends on the upright geometry, but most XT2-spec uprights and many aftermarket pieces will work without modification; double-check mounting dimensions before fitting.

How do medium arms change corner entry?

Medium arms tend to allow a bit more front end bite on turn-in while keeping the rear predictable, which can improve confidence on mixed-traction entries.

Should I run medium arms for wet conditions?

Wet conditions change grip levels significantly; medium arms can be a good baseline, but testing with harder or softer options may be needed to find best traction balance.

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