XRAY 358285 Rear Shock Springs C=0.57 Light Blue Pair  [XR-358285]

XRAY 358285 Rear Spring Set C = 0.57 - Light-Blue (2)
Price:
CAD$22.31
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-358285
Condition:
Brand New
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Fine-Tune Rear Suspension with XRAY 358285

Built for drivers chasing repeatable setup adjustments, the XRAY 358285 rear springs deliver a balanced feel for rear shocks. Finished in light blue, the springs are matched to provide consistent compression characteristics for better lap-to-lap handling.

Linear Coil Profile for Predictable Response

The springs use a straight linear wind with uniform wire thickness to maintain steady stiffness through travel. Rated C=0.57, these softer springs offer more coils for smooth articulation and easier setup changes when dialing rear grip.

Quality Checked for Racing Consistency

Each pair is inspected and compression-tested to ensure both springs meet tight tolerances, helping to reduce variance between shocks. That consistency makes it simpler to compare setup tweaks and trust suspension feedback on different surfaces.
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 XRAY 358285 fit my existing rear shock bodies?

These springs are designed to fit standard XRAY rear shock assemblies; make sure your springs seat correctly on the shock perch before finalising setup.

How does the C=0.57 rate change handling?

C=0.57 provides a softer rear rate, increasing compliance and traction on bumpy tracks while reducing snap oversteer compared to stiffer rates.

Any tips for matching these springs across a car?

Measure free length and perform a simple compression check to confirm both springs compress evenly; use the same oil and shaft length when testing to keep variables constant.

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