XRAY 371100 XIi 2.0mm Graphite Plate - Retro Racing  [XR-371100]

XRAY #371100 XIi ChaSSis - 2.0mm Graphite
Price:
NZD$130.43
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-371100
Condition:
Brand New
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Track-Tuned Graphite Plate for XIi Vintage Cars

The XRAY 371100 XIi 2.0mm graphite plate is engineered for racers seeking a dependable chassis platform on carpet and tarmac. Fabricated from durable graphite, it helps maintain grip while delivering predictable chassis feedback through mid and high-speed corners.

German CNC Craftsmanship

Manufacture uses precise German CNC milling and automated processes to ensure consistent geometry and repeatable performance. The 2.0mm thickness gives a firm but manageable feel ideal for vintage class setups.

Specifications

  • Material: high-density graphite
  • Thickness: plate thickness 2.0mm
  • Compatibility: designed for XRAY XIi vintage series
  • Application: carpet and tarmac racing

This chassis is a solid upgrade for tuners wanting steadier traction and improved steering precision across common indoor and smooth outdoor 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.

How does this chassis change handling on carpet?

On carpet the 2.0mm plate adds stability and helps the car track straighter through sweeps; you may soften rear toe or diff settings to balance grip.

What maintenance keeps the graphite in top condition?

Wipe the chassis after runs to remove grit, avoid clamping the plate too hard, and inspect for cracks after impacts to preserve integrity.

Will this affect my car's centre of gravity?

The 2.0mm graphite maintains a low profile and should not significantly raise the centre of gravity compared with standard XIi plates, but always recheck balance after fitting.

Is extra reinforcement needed around mounting points?

Standard hardware is usually fine, but if you run hard impacts consider using metal inserts or checking mounting bolts regularly to avoid stress cracks.

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