XRAY 368381 Front Big Bore Conical Springs L=42.5mm 1 Dot Track Tuned  [XR-368381]

XRAY 368381 - Front BIG Bore Conical SPRING-SET L=42.5MM - 1 DOT (2)
Price:
CAD$20.11
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-368381
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision-Matched Springs for Accurate Tuning

The XRAY 368381 Front Big Bore Conical Springs are built for the XB2 2024 platform and focus on consistent behaviour. Each spring set is hand measured and matched to ensure uniform length and damping response, letting drivers refine suspension balance with fewer surprises.

Compatibility with Big Bore Shock Units

These springs are made to work with big bore shock absorbers, helping to preserve handling stability during cornering and on high-speed sections. Laser-engraved stripes indicate the spring firmness, so you can quickly identify and swap options during setup sessions.

Matched Pairs for Predictable Results

XRAY matches every pair by hand as part of quality checks to reduce variance between left and right springs. That attention to detail improves predictability on track and makes tuning more straightforward for competitive and club racers alike.
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 these springs fit other models with big bore shocks?

They are specified for the XB2 2024 but will often fit other cars that use the same big bore shock dimensions. Check stroke and seat length before fitting.

How do I read the laser stripes to pick a rate?

The engraved stripes are a visual code for firmness; fewer stripes usually mean softer springs. Match the stripe pattern between left and right when tuning.

Are the springs pre-set for a specific ride height?

No, ride height depends on shock length, preload and mounting position. Use these springs to adjust damping and balance rather than absolute ride height.

What maintenance keeps them working well?

Keep springs free of dirt and corrosion, inspect for nicks, and replace any pair that shows visible wear to maintain consistent performance.

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