BIRDCAGES

First, take a look at your chassis type and the amount of rear steer or indexing your setup requires. The right birdcage should match your axle diameter, bearing style, and the arm locations you need for your preferred handling balance.

Yes. The birdcage plates determine arm placement and indexing range, which directly influences rear steer characteristics and traction off the corner.

It allows the rear axle to rotate freely inside the housing while keeping the suspension arms anchored. This separation of axle rotation and suspension movement improves consistency through bumps, corner transitions, and load changes.

Smooth bearings and rigid cages help the axle rotate without binding. This reduces chassis upset on entry and improves rear stability and drive on exit.

Birdcages and plates are machined from high-strength alloys with exact arm-mount locations and precision-finished bearing bores. This keeps the rotation smooth, prevents binding, and maintains consistent indexing under high torque.

Absolutely. Our team will guide you through fitment, arm placement, bearing compatibility, and indexing requirements to ensure your chassis setup is race-ready.