XRAY 302362 T2 Left 2 Degree Composite C-Hub Medium - Rubber Spec  [XR-302362]

XRAY 302362 T2 Composite C-Hub Left - 2 Degree. - Medium - Rubber-spec
Price:
NZD$19.63
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-302362
Condition:
Brand New
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Dial In Steering with the XRAY 302362 T2 C-Hub

The XRAY 302362 T2 Composite C-Hub is a left-hand steering part designed to tighten steering feel on rubber-spec vehicles. Built from medium composite and set at a 2 degree angle, it helps sharpen turn-in without sacrificing everyday durability.

How It Improves Corner Entry

For racers and club drivers, the 2-degree C-hub gives a clearer steering point and improved response entering corners. The medium composite construction provides a measured amount of flex that supports consistent handling on varied circuits.

Simple Swap-In Compatibility

Replacing your existing left C-hub with the XRAY 302362 T2 is a straightforward upgrade for those used to basic RC maintenance. Verify your car's rubber-spec mounting pattern and clearances to ensure a correct fit before installation.
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.

Is this right for carpet and asphalt tracks?

The hub is aimed at rubber-spec setups commonly used on carpet and asphalt. Tuning tyre pressures and suspension will help match steering feel to each surface.

Will I need other parts to use this hub?

Most installs only require standard hardware already on the steering assembly, but confirm that your knuckles and spindles accept the same mount spacing as XRAY rubber-spec components.

Can this hub affect bump steer?

Changing C-hub angle can influence bump steer characteristics. After fitting the XRAY 302362 T2, recheck tie-rod heights and suspension droop to maintain neutral steering under suspension travel.

How often should I inspect the hub?

Inspect the hub for wear or cracks after a few running sessions and after any heavy impacts. Regular checks keep steering precise and prevent sudden failures.

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