XRAY 355424 XB808'11 HUDY Steel CVD Front Central Shaft - Competition Spec  [XR-355424]

XRAY 355424 XB808\'11 Front Central CVD Drive Shaft - HUDY Spring Steel
Price:
NZD$46.58
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-355424
Condition:
Brand New
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CNC CVD shaft built for tough off-road conditions

The XRAY 355424 XB808'11 Front Central CVD Drive Shaft is produced to strict tolerances for consistent track performance. Manufactured from HUDY Spring Steel, it focuses on lasting strength and dependable service life for serious hobbyists.

Premium steel and craftsmanship

Made from HUDY Spring Steel and CNC-machined, this shaft is designed to withstand repeated stress. The material and process deliver a reliable part that holds up under rough use.

Engineered to cut mass and keep strength

Reducing unnecessary weight while preserving core rigidity helps improve handling and acceleration. Each shaft is ground and inspected to maintain consistent balance and fitment across parts.

Perfect fit for XB808 race setups

Specifically matched to the XRAY XB808 line, the front central shaft suits racers wanting a durable upgrade for off-road circuits. Its design supports stable power transfer across challenging surfaces.
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 shaft a direct swap for the XB808?

Yes, it is intended as a direct replacement for the XRAY XB808 front central shaft, but always check chassis updates and part numbers before ordering.

How does the finish affect durability?

The precision finish reduces stress risers and improves wear resistance, helping the shaft survive impacts and repeated loading.

Can I upgrade other drivetrain parts along with this shaft?

Upgrading hubs, dogbones and differential components alongside the CVD shaft is common to balance strength and reduce weak points in the drivetrain.

What routine checks should I perform?

Inspect for spline wear, check set screws and torque, and look for any bending or surface damage after hard runs to catch issues early.

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