XRAY 353125-H Rear Left Suspension Arm Low Traction  [XR-353125-H]

XRAY 353125-H - Composite Suspension Rear Arm - Lsm - Left - Hard
Price:
AUD$24.31
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-353125-H
Condition:
Brand New
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Stable Handling with the XRAY 353125-H Left Arm

The XRAY 353125-H composite rear arm is a solid choice for drivers facing rough and unpredictable terrain. Constructed from durable high-tech composite, this left-side rear arm is made for low traction scenarios. Its Low Suspension Mounting design boosts traction and stabilises the car over severely bumpy runs.

Chassis Geometry for Harsh Tracks

This arm changes the lower shock mount locations and geometry to lower the centre of gravity and reduce unwanted roll. That leads to a steadier car through jumps and over rough sections.

Compatibility Notes and Pairing

The XRAY 353125-H is intended for XB8'17 onwards, XB8E'17 onwards, GTX.2 onwards, and GTXE.2 onwards chassis. Pair it with the 353124-H Rear Right Hard LSM arm to complete a low-traction setup.
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.

Will this arm increase wear on hinge pins?

The XRAY 353125-H is made from a tough composite to limit flex, but you should still inspect hinge pins regularly as altered geometry can change load patterns.

Can I run the arm on high grip asphalt?

It is optimised for low traction use. For high grip surfaces consider alternative materials or a graphite option to avoid excessive understeer.

Does fitting this require chassis trimming?

In most cases no trimming is needed if you fit it to the supported models, but verify clearance and screw lengths during installation.

What should I run for springs with this arm?

Springs should be chosen to match the lower centre of gravity and softer traction - experiment with slightly softer rear springs to regain rear traction if needed.

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