XRAY 305306 X4 ECS Bb 58mm Competition Drive Shaft Set - Hudy Spring Steel  [XR-305306]

XRAY 305306 - X4 ECS Bb Drive Shaft 58mm - Hudy Spring Steel - Set
Price:
NZD$87.80
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-305306
Condition:
Brand New
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Better Cornering with the XRAY X4 ECS Bb 58mm Drive Shaft

The XRAY 305306 - X4 ECS Bb Drive Shaft 58mm is manufactured from Hudy Spring Steel to minimise friction compared with standard blade shafts. The result is smoother mid-corner balance and cleaner transitions when you need to make rapid direction changes on technical race layouts.

Engineered from Hudy Spring Steel for Consistency

Hudy Spring Steel construction delivers consistent strength and resistance to fatigue, so the driveshaft keeps performing lap after lap. The shorter 58mm profile is tailored for tracks where sharp, precise steering is a priority for lap time gains.

Keep It Running with Simple Servicing

Maintenance is straightforward: fit these ball-bearing driveshafts like regular ECS units and add Hudy Joint Grease (106213) between the small bearings and the outdrives. Regular servicing helps preserve bearing life and maintain smooth operation.
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.

Will the 58mm shafts improve steering feel?

Yes, the reduced friction and shorter length help the car respond faster to steering inputs, improving precision on technical sections.

What maintenance is recommended after a race day?

Clean the driveshafts, inspect bearings for play, and reapply Hudy Joint Grease 106213 where the small bearings meet the outdrives.

Are these driveshafts compatible with standard ECS setups?

They are assembled in the same way as standard ECS driveshafts, so compatibility with ECS-equipped cars is expected when the correct length is used.

What signs indicate the shafts need replacing?

Look for increased play in the bearings, unusual vibration under acceleration, or visible wear on the outdrive contact areas.

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