XRAY 371011 X1'17 Precision Flex Plate 2.0mm 7075 T6  [XR-371011]

XRAY 371011 X1\'17 Aluminum Flex Chassis 2.0mm - 7075 T6
Price:
NZD$233.98
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-371011
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision Flex Chassis XRAY 371011 for X1'17

The XRAY 371011 X1'17 Aluminum Flex Chassis is produced from Swiss 7075 T6 aluminium using precision CNC work and targeted cutouts to increase chassis flex. It is designed for medium to high traction circuits where improved traction and steering are required. For circuits with very high grip, evaluate the #371010 Aluminum Chassis option.

Race-Driven Mounting Options

Used by Team XRAY in competition settings, this chassis adds tuning options for committed racers. A two-position pod link mounting lets you choose the standard outer hole or the inner angled position to add in-corner steering. The chassis also provides a forward location for the central mount plate to suit the short shock configuration.

Compatibility Notes and Care

This chassis pairs with the aluminium pod plate #371148 and is meant to fine tune handling. Expect slight longitudinal bending after machining; this is normal for aluminium and does not usually affect on-track behaviour.
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.

Will this chassis work with my current shocks?

The chassis includes a forward central mount position to accommodate the new short shock layout, but always check clearances with your shock bodies and springs before final assembly.

Does it accept the aluminium pod plate #371148?

Yes, the XRAY 371011 is compatible with the aluminium pod plate #371148 and was designed to work with that mounting setup for consistent pod alignment.

How should I set up for medium grip tracks?

Start with the inner pod link position for more steering, fit the short shock layout if using that option, and experiment with small shock and swaybar changes to balance the added front bite.

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