GT/Xb8 Hard Carbon Rear Lower Arm Plate - XRAY 353191-H  [XR-353191-H]

XRAY 353191-H - GT/Xb8 Carbon Rear Lower Arm Plate - Hard (2)
Price:
NZD$82.33
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-353191-H
Condition:
Brand New
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Heavy-duty rear lower arm plate for GT/Xb8

This XRAY rear lower arm plate is designed to increase rear suspension stiffness on GT/Xb8 scale cars. The hard, thicker carbon option is aimed at drivers who need consistent rear support and predictable response on grippy circuits.

The plate attaches to the rear lower suspension arm using four screws for quick changes during practice or race day. Adding or removing the plate shifts rear roll stiffness and should be used in combination with shock and anti-roll adjustments to achieve the desired balance.

Produced from thicker USA made carbon fiber, this hard variant provides higher stiffness and a robust feel compared to thinner plates while remaining an RC-specific tuning component. Choose this plate when you need extra rear rigidity to resist compliance and preserve corner speed on higher traction layouts.

Specifications

  • Item Rear lower arm plate - Hard (2 pcs)
  • Material Thicker USA made carbon fiber
  • Model Number XRAY 353191-H
  • Compatibility GT/Xb8, GTX 2026
  • Quantity 2 pcs
  • Hardness Hard

Use this plate as a durability-oriented tuning option to boost rear support and deliver stable, repeatable cornering on medium to high traction tracks.
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 resistant is the thicker USA carbon to wear and impacts?

Thicker USA made carbon fiber increases stiffness and general durability, but carbon can still crack on strong impacts; inspect the plate after heavy collisions.

Will repeated use degrade the plate performance?

Under normal use the plate retains its stiffness, though repeated hard impacts or over-tightening fasteners can lead to damage; check the part regularly.

Does the hard plate transfer loads to other components?

The increased stiffness can shift stress to adjacent mounting points and hardware, so inspect screws and arm interfaces for signs of wear.

Any maintenance tips to extend plate life?

Keep the plate clean, avoid over-torquing mounting screws, and replace the part if you detect hairline cracks or delamination after impacts.

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