XRAY 302371 Hard Composite Right C-Hub 2 Degree for ECS  [XR-302371]

XRAY 302371 Composite C-Hub Right - 2 Degree - Hard (ECS)
Price:
CAD$16.16
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-302371
Condition:
Brand New
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Precise Steering with XRAY 302371 Composite C-Hub

For RC racers tuning their T2 and T3 models, the XRAY 302371 Composite C-Hub is a right-side unit engineered to sharpen steering response. It features a 2 degree caster and hard rigidity to maintain consistent handling, particularly in foam-tire race conditions where predictability matters.

Compatibility and Faster Servicing

The XRAY 302371 C-Hub works with both foam and rubber tyres, giving you setup flexibility across different surfaces. Large cutouts in the hub speed up removal and installation of Constant Velocity Drives (CVDs), helping to avoid CVD binding after impacts and saving time in the pits.

Track Tuning Options

These C-hubs are offered in multiple caster settings (0, 2, 4, and 6 degrees) and material hardnesses (Medium, Hard, Graphite, and Aluminum) so you can tailor feel and durability to your track. The hard variant is well suited to foam-tire competition, and you should pair it with the matching left-side part, model #302372, for a balanced front end.
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 C-hub work on rubber tyres as well as foam tyres?

Yes. The XRAY 302371 is compatible with both foam and rubber tyres so you can switch tyre types without changing the C-hub.

How do the large openings help during racing?

The larger openings allow quicker CVD access for faster servicing and reduce the chance of CVD binding after a hit, which is useful between heats.

Which caster and hardness should I choose for foam tracks?

For foam tracks the hard rigidity and a moderate caster like 2 degrees is a common starting point; you can experiment with 0 or 4 degrees to refine turn-in and mid-corner balance.

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