XRAY - Model racing cars

Anyone teste this axles ???

Have any results in track with them??

Many Thanks
André Borges

They increase your track width. You'll lose a little steering but it will calm the car down, making it easier to drive. They work best on a big track that doesn't have a lot of sharp corners and quick turns.

How about putting them in the rear. What would be the advantages/disadvantages of that?

Adding them to the rear with standard axles up front will cause the car to be twitchier but steer more.

I pretty much allways run the +2's on the front and the +1's in the rear. I like the car to be as stable as possible and have not really noticed a big difference in steering loss.

I've tried them. Not really helpfull on small to medium tracks. Yeah, they make it more stable but they take away from your turning radius. Using it in the rear pushes it when entering a turn but you have to take in account the rear toe-in and diff. oil you're using. It just cancels it out when using light oils and it exaggerates a turn when using heavier oils. +1 offsets have been working well for me all around with either 335 or 553 set-ups and 2-3 degrees of toe-in depending on the track size

so if i was to run +1 on the front only it would calm the front of car
and loss of steering really wouldn't be noticed

a thicker sway bar should calm the front down also...right

thanks jason