XRAY RX8 Rear Solid Axle Pulley 48T by Arrowmax AM-RX8-345148  [AM-RX8-345148]

Arrowmax AM-RX8-345148 Composite Rear Solid Axle Pulley 48T 7075 Hard
Price:
USD$20.11
Brand:
Arrowmax
Model:
AM-RX8-345148
Condition:
Brand New
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Rear axle pulley for RX8

This Arrowmax pulley is made for XRAY RX8 chassis owners seeking a direct replacement or upgrade for the rear solid axle pulley. Machined from 7075 T6 aluminum and finished with a hard coating, the part focuses on durability and weight savings while keeping drivetrain geometry unchanged.

Design details include 48 teeth, precision CNC machining, and side holes that help shed grit and debris that accumulate between pulley faces and belts. The hard-coated surface resists wear from belt contact, helping maintain consistent mesh and reducing the need for frequent replacement.

Installation is straightforward for users familiar with RX8 rear-end servicing: remove the original rear pulley from the solid axle, inspect bearings and retaining hardware, replace with this unit, and check belt alignment and tension before test running. No modifications to the chassis are required when used as a like-for-like replacement.

Specifications

  • Item: Rear solid axle pulley 48T
  • Material: 7075 T6 aluminum, hard-coated
  • Model Number: AM-RX8-345148
  • Compatibility: XRAY RX8

As a direct-fit rear pulley for the RX8, this Arrowmax part offers a balance of stiffness and lightness, with a hard-coated finish and drainage holes to support consistent belt performance during track use.

Yes, it is designed as a direct-fit replacement for the RX8 rear solid axle pulley without requiring chassis modification.
The pulley is CNC machined from 7075 T6 aluminum and receives a hard coating intended to improve surface durability against belt wear.
The side holes are intended to help clear debris and reduce friction buildup; when used as intended they do not compromise the pulley’s function under normal RC track conditions.
After fitting, verify belt alignment, tension, and that retaining hardware is secure; perform a low-speed test run before full-speed use.

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