XRAY T4'20 Race Chassis Plate Aluminium Honeycomb Extra Flex - Arrowmax AM-950024  [AM-950024]

Arrowmax AM-950024 Xray T4'20 Aluminium Honeycomb Chassis Extra Flex
Price:
AUD$161.72
Brand:
Arrowmax
Model:
AM-950024
Condition:
Brand New
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Aluminium honeycomb race chassis for XRAY T4'20

The Arrowmax AM-950024 aluminium honeycomb chassis plate is a replacement option for the XRAY T4'20 that introduces "extra flex" to influence handling and setup strategy. It appeals to racers who tune chassis compliance alongside suspension to find better traction or steering response.

The honeycomb structure and aluminium material alter how loads travel through the chassis compared with standard plates, giving crews another parameter to tweak cornering and mid-corner stability. Use this plate together with shock, toe, and anti-roll adjustments for holistic setup work.

Installation aligns with XRAY T4'20 factory mounting points and generally requires no special tooling. Reuse original screws and spacers if they are in good condition, and always check electronics clearance after fitting. This component is intended for RC models only.

Specifications

  • Item: Aluminium honeycomb chassis plate
  • Material: Aluminium honeycomb construction
  • Model Number: AM-950024
  • Compatibility: XRAY T4'20
  • Attribute: Extra Flex

Choose this plate when you want an aluminium option that shifts tuning toward controlled flex; make measured changes and track lap data to evaluate handling and tyre wear effects.

Is machine work ever required to fit this plate?

The plate is cut for XRAY T4'20 mounting points, so machining is normally unnecessary unless your car has non-standard modifications or damaged mounts.

Will tyre wear change with extra flex?

Shifting chassis flex can redistribute load and affect tyre scrub and wear; monitor tyre condition across several runs and adjust setup to manage wear patterns.

Can this plate help with understeer or oversteer?

Extra flex may soften turn-in or increase mid-corner grip depending on the rest of your setup. Tweak anti-roll and dampers to counteract unwanted shifts in balance.

Does electronics placement need adjustment?

It is a direct-fit chassis replacement so electronics mounting typically remains the same, but confirm motor and ESC clearances after installation and relocate small items if necessary.

What testing method gives the best feedback?

Use repeated lap runs with unchanged variables except the chassis plate, record lap times and driver notes, and change one setup item at a time to isolate effects.

Will this change the car's weight distribution significantly?

The plate's design may slightly alter mass distribution compared to other materials; verify balance after fitting and shift small components if needed to re-establish preferred weight bias.

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