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| Rear Foam 'B' Tire Mounted 35Deg (2) |
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| Part number: # 339236 |
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| Released: Oct. 04, 2007 |
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| XRAY mounted and trued sedan foam rear tires 35deg (30mm) are developed and designed for high competition nitro racing. XRAY tires are unique with self-developed and produced wheels and high-quality foam pre-glued on the wheels. The high-grip foam tires are solidly bonded to the unique XRAY wheels. |
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These XRAY Starburst wheels are unique in that they were purposefully designed for high-competition racing. XRAY uses its long-term experiences in composite mixture alchemy to bring forth completely new composite mixtures targeted at nitro touring wheels. The special composite mixture ensures that the wheels are super light yet ultra strong and stiff. Special 3D virtual reality systems were used to develop and test the wheels so as to obtain the best overall firmness and inner/outer rib design, ensuring that the wheel generates sufficient mechanical grip while still withstanding hard crashes. Even the injection molding techniques were virtually tested to ensure that the composite material would spread completely and properly in the mold before cooling, resulting in high-precision and quality wheels.
Following long term testing by factory team drivers in all different racing conditions around the world, the final wheel design provides ultimate performance wherever they are used. Typical XRAY stylish looks make the wheels easily identifiably, differentiating them from all others.
The precise inner hex provides a snug fit to the wheel axle hex outdrive. The ribbed design of the wheel allows for easy access to the camber/toe pivot balls for fast set-up changes.
The special foam is solidly bonded to the wheels and pre-trued to an optimal starting diameter.
Tires are packaged in a sealed air-tight vinyl bag to keep the tires fresh as long as possible. Packaged as 1 pair (2 pieces). Rear tires are available in 5 popular hardnesses to give you abundant choice for any racing conditions around the world. |
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