XRAY 356111 - XB808 Lightweight Graphite Radio Tray  [XR-356111]

XRAY 356111 XB808 Graphite Radio Plate
Price:
NZD$73.36
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-356111
Condition:
Brand New
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Lightweight Radio Tray for XB808 Builds

The XRAY 356111 - XB808 Graphite Radio Tray is crafted to refine handling on vintage RC touring cars. Constructed from premium carbon graphite, it reduces mass while keeping the radio area rigid for consistent performance.

Thoughtful Servo Placement for Better Handling

This tray accepts a laydown steering servo paired with an upright throttle and brake servo arrangement. Positioning both servos toward the chassis centreline improves weight distribution and steering feedback. The cutout over the steering servo helps shave grams without losing strength.

High Precision Manufacturing

XRAY machines this part in house using German CNC milling equipment, delivering consistent tolerances and a clean finish. The custom carbon graphite material follows XRAY specifications to give a durable component suited to regular club and track use.

Ready for Regular Track Duty

Included heavy duty steering horns provide reliable service for extended running. Fitting the XRAY 356111 - XB808 Graphite Radio Tray is a simple way to stiffen the radio bay and refine chassis balance for better lap consistency.
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.

Does this require drilling or new mounts?

Most XB808 chassis accept this tray using existing hardware but some older frames may need minor hole alignment or spacers for perfect fit.

Will a standard receiver fit under the tray?

Yes, typical receiver sizes fit comfortably. Plan antenna routing and battery placement to maintain balance and avoid interference.

Can I mount an alternative servo layout?

The tray is optimised for laydown steering and upright throttle/brake. If you change layouts you may need different linkages or spacer blocks for correct geometry.

How does this affect handling on bumpy tracks?

Lowering mass in the radio area helps the chassis react quicker to bumps, improving mid corner stability when combined with correct suspension tuning.

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