XRAY 303003-O T4'18 Motor Mount Plate Orange Precision 7075  [XR-303003-O]

XRAY 303003-O T4\'18 Aluminum Motor Mount Plate - Orange
Price:
NZD$33.46
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-303003-O
Condition:
Brand New
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Fine-Tune T4'18 Flex with the XRAY 303003-O

The XRAY 303003-O T4'18 Aluminum Motor Mount Plate gives precise chassis control for club and national level racers. Its Swiss 7075 T6 construction provides a stiff, lightweight mounting surface to help you dial in handling changes.

Rear Hole Layout for Track Adaptation

The CNC-machined plate includes extra rearmost mounting points so you can alter traction bias depending on grip. It attaches via an M3 nut and can be reinforced with a countersunk screw when you need extra rigidity. Removing the nut reveals four additional holes for different flex combinations.

Works with In-Line Flex for Better Balance

Designed to complement the in-line chassis flex philosophy, the mount improves turn-in and corner stability. The bulkhead connection uses two screws beneath the layshaft plus a front button-head screw to minimise tweak versus countersunk mounting styles.
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 hard to fit by yourself?

Fitting is straightforward if you have basic RC tools. Allow time to check alignment and belt tension after installation to ensure everything runs smoothly.

Why choose 7075 T6 over other alloys?

7075 T6 offers high tensile strength with a useful stiffness profile, helping the mount resist deformation while offering predictable flex characteristics for setup work.

Will I need extra screws for certain setups?

The plate uses standard kit hardware, but some custom setups require additional countersunk or button-head screws depending on your preferred stiffness and clearance choices.

Does changing motor position affect handling?

Altering motor placement shifts weight distribution and belt tension, which can change traction and steering balance. Test changes incrementally to find the best setting for the surface.

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