XRAY NT1 19T Pulley Replacement XN1-41 by 3Racing  [XN1-41]

Team XRAY NT1 Aluminum Pulley 19T - 3RACING XN1-41
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Brand:
3Racing
Model:
XN1-41
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19T precision pulley for NT1 belt systems

This 19-tooth aluminium pulley is produced as a direct replacement geometry for the XRAY NT1 drivetrain, intended to alter belt engagement characteristics while maintaining original mounting and alignment dimensions. The design retains the OEM tooth count and form factor for straightforward integration into NT1 belt routes.

Fitment is intended to be identical to the stock pulley location on the NT1; installers should verify axial alignment and belt tracking after assembly. Confirm the pulley seat and fasteners match existing hardware and apply correct torque values to avoid slippage or misalignment during operation.

From a tuning perspective, changing pulley material or tooth count alters the drivetrain's rotating mass and belt geometry, which can lead to measurable but incremental shifts in belt tension and vehicle response under acceleration and during corner exits. Use this component as a controlled variable when refining setup parameters for consistent lap-to-lap behaviour.

For competitive builders seeking a compact 19T aluminium replacement that preserves NT1 layout and allows measured changes to driveline engagement, XN1-41 is a practical choice for setup tuning.

The pulley is intended to match the original NT1 mounting and belt path; perform a trial fit and ensure seating is correct before finalising installation.
Check axial runout, confirm the pulley runs true on its bore, and verify belt tracking across the full rotation to prevent uneven wear in competitive settings.
Introduce the pulley as one setup change and log differences in belt tension and acceleration response; combine with tyre and damper adjustments for targeted handling goals.
Inspect pulley face and belt for wear, recheck fastener torque after initial sessions, and monitor for any change in belt tension that might indicate seating issues.