XRAY 345452 Rear Kevlar Drive Belt 8.0x204mm Track Ready  [XR-345452]

XRAY 345452 Low Friction Kevlar Drive Belt Rear 8.0x204mm
Price:
AUD$39.96
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-345452
Condition:
Brand New
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Sharpen Drivetrain Efficiency with the XRAY 345452 Belt

The XRAY 345452 Low Friction Kevlar Drive Belt is aimed at RC racers and performance-minded hobbyists. Using Kevlar delivers a robust rear drive belt that reduces internal loss and helps the car drive more predictably.

Material Advantages for Track Use

Kevlar provides high strength and controlled stretch so the XRAY 345452 maintains pulley grip without becoming overly stiff. That balance supports consistent lap times and improved throttle precision.

Versatile Fit for Different Chassis Types

This 8.0x204mm belt fits many chassis arrangements and is suitable for both competitive and recreational vehicles. It performs reliably across asphalt and mixed-surface circuits.

Specifications

  • Material: Kevlar
  • Size: 8.0x204mm
  • Application: Rear drive belt
  • Compatibility: Various RC chassis

If you want a durable, low-friction replacement that keeps drivetrain losses down, the XRAY 345452 Kevlar Drive Belt is a sensible upgrade for maintenance and performance tuning.
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 check pulley alignment after fitting?

Rotate the drivetrain slowly and watch belt tracking on each pulley. Misalignment shows as edge rubbing or lateral movement. Adjust motor mount or idlers until tracking is centered.

Will this belt reduce drivetrain noise?

A properly tensioned Kevlar belt like the XRAY 345452 can run quieter than worn rubber belts, since it maintains smoother contact and less slip under load.

When should I replace the belt?

Inspect regularly for fraying, cracks or glazing. Replace if you see uneven wear or if performance and response deteriorate despite correct tension.

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