XRAY 333486 2.6 mm Rear Anti-Roll Bar Upgrade  [XR-333486]

XRAY 333486 - Anti-roll Bar For Ball-bearings - Rear 2.6 mm
Price:
AUD$20.97
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-333486
Condition:
Brand New
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Improve NT1 Balance with the XRAY 333486 2.6mm Rear Anti-Roll Bar

The XRAY 333486 rear anti-roll bar helps stabilise the NT1 by controlling chassis roll more precisely. At 2.6 mm, the bar is intended to work with the NT1 adjustment hardware to refine steering behaviour and reduce unwanted roll on technical tracks.

External Bulkhead Mount and Low-Friction Bearings

Fitted externally to the bulkheads, this anti-roll bar enables fast on-car adjustments. Ball-bearings keep movement friction-free and predictable, and the screw-adjust height system lets you make fine changes quickly while testing different setups.

Laser-engraved Wire Choices and Collar Requirements

Optional wires in various diameters are laser-engraved for quick selection so you can tune roll stiffness to suit surface grip. For correct assembly be sure to use the #333442 and #343482-K collars when installing the bar.
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 this suitable for both practice and race days?

Yes, the XRAY 333486 is versatile enough for practice setups and race tuning, helping refine handling as grip conditions change.

Will standard NT1 bearings work with this part?

Standard quality ball-bearings compatible with NT1 bulkheads are suitable and will ensure the bar operates smoothly.

What setup change helps reduce understeer?

Increasing rear roll stiffness with a thicker wire or higher mounting position can help reduce understeer, but balance changes should be small and tested incrementally.

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