XRAY 331340 Rear Support Set Composite for 1/10 Touring Cars  [XR-331340]

XRAY 331340 Composite Rear Body Back Stop (2)
Price:
AUD$16.70
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-331340
Condition:
Brand New
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XRAY 331340 Rear Support for Touring Cars

The XRAY 331340 Composite Rear Body Support Set is designed for 1/10 touring car hobbyists who want a tidy solution to shell tuck. The composite supports are light yet sturdy, protecting the rear edge of the body shell from folding under after impacts and helping preserve consistent handling.

Build Details and Benefits

  • Material: Lightweight composite to keep weight down and resist damage
  • Compatibility: Made for 1/10 scale electric and nitro touring cars
  • Functionality: Stops the body shell from tucking under the rear wheels during contact
  • Installation: Fits with the supplied hardware; post length is adjustable for a customised fit
  • Package Includes: Two rear supports and necessary mounting hardware
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 do I trim the posts safely?

Use a fine file or rotary tool to shorten the posts incrementally and test fit until the shell sits correctly.

Can this be used with competition bodies?

Yes, the support suits most competition 1/10 touring car shells but check clearance and post positions before trimming.

What is the maintenance routine?

Inspect the supports after hard impacts, tighten mounting screws and replace hardware if worn to maintain secure fitment.

Will these supports alter setup tuning?

They are designed to be neutral to setup; their main role is to protect the shell rather than change suspension behaviour.

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