XRAY 308036 Composite Shock Pistons for T2 Chassis [XR-308036]

XRAY 308036 Composite Non-Adjustable Pistons - V2

Price:

USD$12.30

Brand:

XRAY

Model:

XR-308036

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Brand New

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Enhance Your T2 Chassis with XRAY's Composite Shock Pistons

Designed specifically for the XRAY T2 series, the XRAY 308036 Composite Non-Adjustable Pistons - V2 are a fine-tuned solution for RC enthusiasts looking to optimize their suspension system. These pistons are crafted from high-quality composite material and offer a variety of damping options through different hole sizes, ensuring precise control over your vehicle's performance on any track surface.

Customizable Damping Options

The set includes pistons with two-hole and three-hole configurations, each available in three distinct hole sizes: 1.1mm, 1.2mm, and 1.3mm. This range allows you to tailor your car's suspension to suit specific track conditions. Opt for larger-diameter holes on low-traction tracks to reduce car responsiveness and increase handling ease. Conversely, smaller-diameter holes are ideal for high-traction tracks, enhancing responsiveness and reducing roll.

Compatibility and Performance

These pistons feature a larger external diameter and a flatter profile compared to standard kit pistons, designed to fit perfectly with the 308306 aluminum shocks developed exclusively for the T2?008 cars. This unique design ensures that your T2 chassis can achieve optimal suspension performance, making it a valuable upgrade for serious racers.

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.

Are these pistons compatible with other shock absorbers?

No, these pistons are specifically designed for use with the 308306 aluminum shocks on the T2?008 cars.

How do I choose the right piston configuration for my track?

For low-traction tracks, use larger-diameter holes to increase handling stability. On high-traction tracks, opt for smaller-diameter holes to enhance car responsiveness.

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