XRAY 358196 GT Spring Set C=6.0 3-Dot Marking  [XR-358196]

XRAY 358196 GT Spring Set C=6.0, 3-Dots (2)
Price:
CAD$26.81
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-358196
Condition:
Brand New
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Tune Your GT Suspension with XRAY 358196 Precision Springs

The XRAY 358196 GT Spring Set is built for hobbyists who want to sharpen their GT chassis suspension. These C=6.0 springs use a constant compression rate to help maintain stable handling through high-speed corners. Each spring is hand measured and matched so pairs share equal length and similar damping, giving drivers confidence in setup consistency.

Constant Rate Design for Predictable Handling

Made for GT shock bodies, the XRAY 358196 springs keep a steady spring rate during compression for repeatable responses on the track. The 3-dot marking denotes the spring stiffness, making it straightforward to compare and swap springs when fine tuning your setup.

Hand-Matched Pairs for Balanced Performance

Every pair is selected and matched by hand to remove variations in length and rebound behaviour. This careful matching reduces setup guesswork and helps maintain even suspension behaviour across all four corners.
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 the XRAY 358196 springs fit my GT chassis?

These springs are designed to fit the majority of GT shock assemblies. Check your shock shaft diameter and free length to confirm fitment if you have a non standard setup.

How do I use the 3-dot marking when tuning?

The 3-dot mark is a quick visual cue for spring stiffness. Use it to match stiffness across corners and to swap between spring rates during testing without measuring each coil.

Can I mix these springs with others on the car?

It is best to use hand-matched pairs like the XRAY 358196 as intended. Mixing unmatched springs can introduce imbalance; if you must mix, measure free length and rate to minimise differences.

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