JConcepts XRAY XB2 "Aero" Rear Wing (2)
The JConcepts "Aero" XRAY XB2 Rear Wing has intriguing details. A leading edge that drops below the mounting point works like a scoop and drives the air into the center channel that is just narrow enough for the wing mount assembly but puts the wing at the correct height and position. The side-dams feature large openings for tire clearance and expansion.
A forward gurney option gives drivers an adjustment that previously hasn’t been available in the class, while the clipped rear corners help minimize flex breakage. The wing cut-lines are unmistakable JConcepts, highlighted by the now standard, front corner angle. The joint wing assembly includes two wing pieces in each package for added value.
Features:
A forward gurney option gives drivers an adjustment that previously hasn’t been available in the class, while the clipped rear corners help minimize flex breakage. The wing cut-lines are unmistakable JConcepts, highlighted by the now standard, front corner angle. The joint wing assembly includes two wing pieces in each package for added value.
Features:
- Innovative design, durable material
- Clipped rear corners minimize breakage
- Large openings for tire clearance and expansion
- Industry first, forward gurney option
- Pro-level height and rake angle
- 1/10th off-road wizardry
This product was added to our catalog on October 7, 2016
AnthonyL
Verified Owner
Monday, Nov 25 2019 (about 4 years ago)
JConcepts XRAY XB2 "Aero" Rear Wing (2)
One of my favorite rear wings for the xb2. Strong and takes way more beating than Xray brand wings. I get twice the mileage out of these wings and continue to use them with great results.
fefefes
Verified Owner
Thursday, Sep 24 2020 (about 3 years ago)
JConcepts XRAY XB2 "Aero" Rear Wing (2)
One of the best rear wing I have ever tried. It is durable that lasts me over 10 hours of run time and it provides low drag in jumps while clearing them fast in a stable, consistent and precise manner. JConcepts has done a good job in understanding the concept of the car and developing a suitable rear wing for its application.
