XRAY 352658 Steel Ball Studs 6.8mm M3x8 Backstop Set  [XR-352658]

XRAY 352658 Ball Stud 6.8mm with Backstop L=6mm - M3x8 (2)
Price:
CAD$26.98
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-352658
Condition:
Brand New
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Heat treated steel studs for dependable service

Introducing the XRAY 352658 steel ball studs, crafted to deliver reliable service life for a wide range of RC setups. These studs are made from quality steel and receive extra heat treatment to boost strength and wear resistance. Each set contains two 6.8mm ball studs with an M3x8 thread, suitable for common suspension and linkage uses.

Secure fit and consistent handling

The XRAY 352658 studs are designed to help maintain consistent steering and suspension geometry. The integrated backstop keeps the stud seated under load so you get a secure fit during racing or hard use. This helps reduce play and keeps handling predictable across different track conditions.

Suitable for repairs and upgrades

With robust construction and a straightforward thread size, these ball studs are a sensible choice for replacing worn parts or upgrading stock fittings. Their universal M3x8 thread makes them easy to fit during routine maintenance or when fine tuning handling.
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 studs the right size for my car?

Check your model's parts list for M3x8 threaded components. The XRAY 352658 studs measure 6.8mm at the ball and use an M3x8 thread, so compare those specs with your chassis fittings.

How do I install the backstop correctly?

Screw the stud into the mating hole until the backstop contacts the mount surface without over tightening. Use thread locker on metal-to-metal joints if you experience loosening under heavy use.

What maintenance keeps these studs long lasting?

Regularly inspect for wear or play, clean away grit, and apply a light lubricant where metal moves against metal. Replace studs showing deformation or excessive corrosion.

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