XRAY 335583 Medium-Hard Gearbox Springs - Tuning Pair  [XR-335583]

XRAY 335583 Spring for Small Gear Box - Medium-Hard (2)
Price:
NZD$18.14
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-335583
Condition:
Brand New
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Fine tune gear engagement

If you want to refine how your gearbox swaps into second, the XRAY 335583 Medium-Hard Springs provide a dependable option. Built for the small 2-speed composite gearbox set, they deliver medium-hard engagement that improves control whether you are racing or practising.

Controlled and consistent shifts

The XRAY 335583 springs help produce smoother, more predictable gear changes that reduce slip and hesitation. Their mid-range stiffness works well for drivers who demand reliable transitions on varied track surfaces.

Robust construction for regular use

These springs are made to resist wear from repeated use, giving a longer service life during club nights and practice sessions. The sturdy build makes them a budget-friendly upgrade for frequent drivers.

Straightforward maintenance upgrade

Replacing gearbox springs is a simple tuning step and the XRAY 335583 pair fit neatly into the small composite gearbox. They suit a range of RC platforms that share that gearbox design and require minimal setup changes.
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 do these compare to softer springs?

Medium-hard springs hold engagement better under load than soft springs, reducing the chance of missed shifts but still allowing smooth gear entry.

Are they compatible with non-XRAY gearboxes?

They are designed for the small 2-speed composite gearbox; some third-party gearboxes with the same dimensions may accept them but check fitment first.

Do I need to change other parts when fitting these?

Usually no other parts are required, though it is sensible to inspect pawls and gears for wear while the gearbox is open.

How often should I check the springs?

Check them during routine gearbox service intervals or after any heavy impacts to confirm tension and alignment remain correct.

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