XRAY 303044 T2(007) Graphite Rear Upper Deck - Wide Performance  [XR-303044]

XRAY 303044 T2(007) Rear Upper Deck 2.5mm Graphite - Wide
Price:
CAD$31.63
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-303044
Condition:
Brand New
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Graphite Upgrade for XRAY T2(007) Chassis

The XRAY 303044 T2(007) Rear Upper Deck is machined from 2.5mm graphite to add targeted stiffness to your vintage T2 series car. This wide deck is aimed at hobbyists seeking better on-track balance without adding needless weight, delivering a durable yet lightweight reinforcement for tighter handling.

Material Benefits on the Circuit

Using high-grade graphite gives the deck excellent strength-to-weight characteristics, increasing chassis rigidity where it matters. The result is crisper cornering and more predictable response when pushing the car at speed.

Fitment and Simple Installation

Made specifically for the XRAY T2(007) series, this rear upper deck aligns precisely with the factory layout for an easy swap. The part slots into existing mounting points so you can fit it quickly and get back to tuning or racing.

Designed for Club Racers

Whether you are refining setup for club competition or dialling in a consistent track package, the XRAY 303044 helps stabilise the rear end for improved lap consistency and reduced chassis flex under load.
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 fit older T2 variants from the same series?

It is designed for the T2(007) layout; some earlier or later T2 variants may require minor adjustments or different fasteners to fit properly.

How should I care for the graphite deck after running?

Wipe off dirt and check mounting hardware after each session. Avoid hard impacts and inspect for cracks around screw holes routinely.

Will this change my rear traction balance?

Adding stiffness at the rear typically reduces flex and can increase rear grip consistency; you may need to retune shock rates or antiroll settings for optimal balance.

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