Ultimate-match front & rear shock springs for front & rear shocks. Pearl-grey color for easy identification. Set of 2.
New progressive springs are soft at the beginning of the compression but become harder as the spring is compressed more in the middle, and also at the end. These springs makes the car steer better at the beginning of the corner, but resist rolling in the middle of the corner because the spring becomes harder. Recommended for medium-high traction tracks.
Available as a pair, the springs are individually measured, controlled, inspected and matched to provide identical damping characteristics. During the selection process, each spring is compressed in several fine increments and the values are recorded. Each spring is then matched with another spring of identical characteristics. XRAY goes the extra mile to ensure perfect spring match-ups, giving your car the predictability and consistency that you need to help you lead the pack.
- ultimate-match progressive shock springs for XRAY shocks
- grey color
- laser-engraved value on top coil for easy identification
- better steering at the beginning of the corner, resist rolling in mid-corner.
- recommended for medium-high traction tracks
- available as a pair, springs are individually measured, controlled, inspected and matched to provide identical damping characteristics.
New progressive springs marked 0.5-0.6 are soft at the beginning of the compression (hardness 0.5) but become harder as the spring is compressed more in the middle, with hardness 0.6 at the end. Pearl-grey color for easy identification. Set of 2.
Fits XB808 and XB9.
- Brand: XRay
- Part No: XR358274
- Barcode: 8581703582748
- Fitment: Option Part
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