XRAY 362474 1.4mm Spring Steel Anti-Roll Bar - Performance Line  [XR-362474]

XRAY 362474 Anti-Roll Bar 1.4mm
Price:
AUD$18.51
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-362474
Condition:
Brand New
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XRAY 362474 Anti-Roll Bar for Accurate Chassis Tuning

The XRAY 362474 anti-roll bar is formed from spring steel to provide reliable stiffness where you need it. The 1.4mm size is ideal for drivers wanting a predictable response from roll adjustments.

Quick ID and Swap Capability

Marked with laser-engraved lines on a black finish, this bar is easy to sort during setups. Its interchangeable layout supports front or rear installation, and extra sizes are offered for deeper tuning work.

Key Specs

  • Material: Spring steel for long life and consistent feel
  • Thickness: 1.4mm with engraved identification lines
  • Color: Black coating for easy recognition
  • Compatibility: Can be used on either axle where 1.4mm is required
  • Tuning Options: Other diameters sold separately for setup variety
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.

Do I need special tools to swap the bar?

Most installations use standard hobby tools; a small plier and a set of feeler gauges or calipers help ensure correct seating.

How should I store spare wires?

Keep spare wires in a dry case and labelled by diameter so you can reach the right part quickly between heats.

Will the black finish corrode?

The finish helps resist wear, but avoid long exposure to moisture and wipe parts after wet running to preserve the coating.

Can I bend the wire to custom shapes?

Minor reshaping is possible but avoid repeated bending which can weaken spring steel; swapping to the correct diameter is preferred.

What is the best way to evaluate changes?

Make one change at a time, record lap times and handling notes, then revert if the change does not produce the desired effect.

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