XRAY 352666 XB8 Relief Composite Ball Joint Pair  [XR-352666]

XRAY 352666 XB8 Composite Relief Steering Ball Joint 6.8mm (2) - V2
Price:
NZD$17.95
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-352666
Condition:
Brand New
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Relief-style Composite Ball Joints for XB8

The XRAY 352666 Composite Relief Steering Ball Joint is made for the XB8 platform and supplied as a pair. Each joint uses engineered composite to combine strength and controlled flex, helping the front end track cleanly under load. They accept 6.8mm pivot balls or ball studs for a reliable connection to the steering system.

Low-friction Relief Design and Durability

The relief feature reduces contact friction so steering inputs feel crisper while lowering the chance of binding. The composite compound resists impact and repeated stress, offering a good service life when maintained properly.

Compatibility Tips and Assembly

These joints are tailored for XRAY XB8 tie rods and are compatible with M5 turnbuckles. Installation is straightforward using standard XB8 hardware; double-check thread engagement and securement during fit-up to avoid unwanted movement.
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.

What pivot ball diameter do these use?

They are designed around 6.8mm pivot balls or compatible ball studs, which is the common size used on the XB8 steering setup.

How many joints are included in the pack?

The set contains two composite steering ball joints, enough for one side of the steering linkage or as a matched pair replacement.

Can I use different turnbuckle materials?

These joints are compatible with M5 turnbuckles regardless of material. Ensure correct thread engagement and avoid overtightening which can stress the composite.

Do they affect steering feel noticeably?

The relief profile aims to improve steering smoothness, so many drivers notice crisper inputs compared with worn or non-relief parts. Track tuning will still determine overall handling.

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