XRAY 352282 12 degrees Left Aluminum Caster Block - 7075 T6  [XR-352282]

XRAY 352282 Aluminum Caster Block 12 Left - 7075 T6 - 3 Roll-centers
Price:
NZD$104.21
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-352282
Condition:
Brand New
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Upgrade your XB9 steering with XRAY 352282

The XRAY 352282 Aluminum Caster Block is a premium left-side upgrade for the XB9 line, engineered to stand up to hard on-track use. Made from Swiss 7075 T6 aluminium, it combines toughness with a low weight profile for reliable handling.

Machined accuracy and protective finish

CNC production ensures tight tolerances and consistent geometry, while a hardcoat finish adds abrasion resistance. These production steps help maintain steering precision over time.

Adjustable roll centre settings

Three selectable roll centre positions let you fine tune corner behaviour. The block features a fixed 12 degrees caster which, together with the XB9 front kick-up, yields a combined 22 degrees of caster for improved front-end feel.

Marked for correct pairing

This piece includes XRAY composite bushings for smooth rotation and is laser-etched with the XRAY logo, caster mark and an R identifier to make matching with the right-side part #352272 straightforward.
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 compatible with aftermarket steering arms?

Most standard XRAY-compatible steering arms will fit, but verify hole spacing and arm profile against the XB9 layout before swapping parts.

Can I paint the caster block?

Painting is possible but may change tolerances if applied inside mounting bores. If painting, mask bores and contact surfaces to keep dimensions intact.

What maintenance is recommended?

Regularly inspect for burrs or wear, keep mounting screws torqued to spec, and clean moving parts to preserve steering feel.

Will this change overall steering ratio?

The fixed caster angle affects steering geometry but not the servo-to-wheels ratio; adjustments to servo endpoints or link lengths are separate tuning steps.

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