XRAY 329710 Gamma 2D Race Body Kit for 1/10 XB2 Buggy  [XR-329710]

XRAY 329710 - Body For 1/10 2WD Off-road Buggy - Gamma 2d
Price:
AUD$75.83
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-329710
Condition:
Brand New
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Race-Focused Aerodynamics for Low Traction

The XRAY 329710 Gamma 2D body is developed to help the XB2 perform where grip is limited. Aerodynamic shaping increases rear downforce so the buggy stays more planted during acceleration and in corners on loose surfaces. The contours are compatible with XB2 body mounts to deliver an accurate fit.

Rear Downforce That Aids Traction

The Gamma 2D layout directs airflow rearwards to promote stability on slippery tracks. Flat sidewalls and a compact cockpit reduce side drag, while the pair of roof channels improves the overall air path to support consistent handling at speed.

Lightweight Lexan With Accurate Fitment

Made from premium Lexan, this body keeps weight down and adds impact resistance for racing use. The front section is shaped for direct steering input, making the XRAY 329710 a sensible upgrade for drivers seeking sharper turn-in on low traction circuits.

Specifications

  • Material: Premium Lexan
  • Compatibility: XB2 Series
  • Design Focus: Enhanced rear downforce and stability
  • Track Type: Low traction surfaces

The XRAY 329710 Gamma 2D body kit is a practical choice for XB2 racers needing improved rear grip and consistent handling on low traction tracks.
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 I run this body on high bite tracks?

While optimised for low traction, the Gamma 2D can be used on higher bite surfaces but may increase rear stability relative to front grip, so tuning may be required.

Are the roof flow channels effective at high speed?

The twin roof channels help manage airflow at speed, contributing to predictable aerodynamic balance without adding weight or complexity.

What trimming is recommended before painting?

Cut to the body posts and wheel arches first, then test-fit to confirm clearance for suspension and steering before masking and painting with polycarbonate paint.

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