XT2 Series Lower Lexan Body for 1/10 2WD Stadium Truck - XRAY 329722  [XR-329722]

Price:
CAD$72.61
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-329722
Condition:
Brand New
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Low-Profile Lexan Shell for XT2 Trucks

The XRAY 329722 lower body is an RC-scale, low-profile Lexan shell engineered to fit the XT2 series stadium truck layout. The panel geometry was adjusted to match shorter shock lengths and a lower shock tower position, allowing the body to sit closer to the chassis.

Mounting points were revised and trimming lines refined to provide a precise fit with XT2 layouts; prepare for a careful test-fit and follow the printed trim guides to avoid excess cutting. The body’s profile reduces aerodynamic lift and helps concentrate mass lower on the model, supporting predictable handling during cornering and landing transitions.

When tuning, expect the lower body position to complement suspension settings aimed at roll control and chassis balance rather than increasing mechanical grip alone. Check clearance around the suspension and steering linkages after final mounting, and confirm no contact with the motor or electronics in 2WD configurations.

Specifications

  • Item: Body 1/10 2WD Stadium Truck - Lower
  • Material: Lexan
  • Model Number: 329722
  • Compatibility: XT2 Series, XT2 2028

This lower Lexan body is intended to integrate with XT2-series setups where a reduced ride height and refined aerodynamics are desired; confirm fit with your shock and tower configuration before final installation.

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.
The shell is cut and drilled to match XT2-series mounting points; perform a trial fit to verify alignment with your specific chassis posts and shock tower positions before final trimming.
Made from Lexan, the body offers the expected balance of toughness and trimability. Use sharp tools and follow the printed lines for the cleanest results.
Start with loose fasteners, check that the body clears steering and suspension movement, then tighten progressively. Confirm there is no contact at full suspension travel.
Lowering the shell helps reduce aerodynamic lift and lowers center of gravity, which typically yields more stable cornering and cleaner landings when matched with roll-control suspension settings.

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