XRAY 363114-M Rear Lower Right Arm for XB4 - Medium Composite  [XR-363114-M]

XRAY 363114-M - Composite Suspension ARM Rear Lower Right - 3-HOLE - Medium
Price:
NZD$20.73
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-363114-M
Condition:
Brand New
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Improve XB4 handling with a flexible rear arm

The XRAY 363114-M Composite Suspension Arm is crafted for the XB4 series to strike a good balance between give and strength. This rear lower right arm uses medium hardness composite material and features a three-hole shock mount pattern so you can change shock leverage easily to match the surface you are running on.

More setup choices from extra shock mounts

Additional inside shock positions broaden your tuning range, helping you adapt to loose gravel-like surfaces or tighter club tracks. Small changes to shock location let you tune roll and traction without swapping major components.

Solid build and cross-series fit

Made from a reliable medium-hard composite, this arm stands up to club use while keeping consistent performance. It fits XB2 and XB4 chassis, offering a straightforward replacement or upgrade part for racers and weekend drivers alike.
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.

Can I fit this to an older XB4 variant?

The arm is designed for XB2 and XB4 series models. Fitment on other or much older XB4 variants should be checked against chassis mounting points before purchase.

Which shock positions suit rough tracks?

Moving shocks to inner or lower holes generally softens the rear response and helps absorb bumps on rough or uneven surfaces. Try small steps to find the best setting for grip and stability.

Are there simple upgrade tips for new builders?

Start with stock geometry, then test one change at a time such as a different shock hole or spring rate. Keep a log of settings so you can repeat successful setups.

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