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Old 11-20-2008, 10:19 PM
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any news on S400 updates/upgrades??? any changes to the car??? heard ther will be update/upgrade on the car....
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Old 11-24-2008, 01:49 AM
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Has any of tried the short arms yet? XP's?

We did, they worked nicely with 3.5+3.0 blocks in the front and 1.0+4.0 in the rear on a tight carpet track.

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Originally Posted by robertjunior
Hi all,

I developed a new top deck (low cost) that fits perfect in serpent s400 for high capacity LIPO Bateries, using high density fiberglass and Carbon fiber. (2 layers of fiberglass and 1 carbon fiber) realy strong anf little weight, 2,5mm.

By the way, i'm using the oil dif in rear and front too, I made a small part (steel) that works perfect in the front, now I have more steering and a lot of run time.

The picture show the work in progress top deck, easier to see without the last carbon fiber layer.

Finaly I can use my 2,5T and the car still running,

Already tested, and works fine, realy perfect.

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what oil do you use in the front geardiff ? i tested this weekend and was about 3 sec faster with spool over 5 min, but i think i used to heavy oil (300.000cst) ? but the car was much easier to drive with diff. it was just 2/10 of at sec slower per lap.

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Old 11-24-2008, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Gergely
Has any of tried the short arms yet? XP's?

We did, they worked nicely with 3.5+3.0 blocks in the front and 1.0+4.0 in the rear on a tight carpet track.
do u mean the carbon fiber insert (CFI) arms??? some said it gives better initial steering response, but i think it's all due to it's being shorter (short track width) instead of anything to do with its carbonfiber thingy... but none i know has tried with wider block... well i guess same track width but shorter arms may give faster response... i might be wrong... wher do u get those blocks??? tamiya???

any news of the aluminium knuckles???
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Old 11-25-2008, 06:03 AM
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Originally Posted by StevenOlsen
what oil do you use in the front geardiff ? i tested this weekend and was about 3 sec faster with spool over 5 min, but i think i used to heavy oil (300.000cst) ? but the car was much easier to drive with diff. it was just 2/10 of at sec slower per lap.

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Are you using 300.000cst ? because 300.000cst is realy reavy.

I'm using 10.000cst and 30.000cst (for high speed track), very good steering, with heavy oil is dificult to get corner.

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Old 11-25-2008, 06:25 AM
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Originally Posted by robertjunior
Are you using 300.000cst ? because 300.000cst is realy reavy.

I'm using 10.000cst and 30.000cst (for high speed track), very good steering, with heavy oil is dificult to get corner.

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I tink it is a front gear diff
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Old 11-25-2008, 11:51 AM
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N.O,

RobertJunior has a front diff in his car too. He's posted pictures of his car earlier in this thread.

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Old 11-29-2008, 09:49 AM
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hi Rctech
tracktested some today and must say the geardiff with 30.000 i so easy to drive, now i just need to fine the last speed, is 2/10 slower (on the fastest lap) then the TQ and winner of Danish Championship Round1, so is vary happy with the car.
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Originally Posted by StevenOlsen
hi Rctech
tracktested some today and must say the geardiff with 30.000 i so easy to drive, now i just need to fine the last speed, is 2/10 slower (on the fastest lap) then the TQ and winner of Danish Championship Round1, so is vary happy with the car.
u running 30,000 cst oil at front? n rear? do u use 4 gears inside the diff or just 2?
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Old 12-02-2008, 10:04 AM
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im running 30,000 cst with 4 gears in front and 3,000 cst with 4 gears in the back
also posted the setup for the weekend started 4 on the grid and finished 4th overall.

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Old 12-02-2008, 11:58 AM
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Not Tamiya, Serpent has its own 3.5 and 4.0 suspension block for the short arms.

Originally Posted by fly_wheel
do u mean the carbon fiber insert (CFI) arms??? some said it gives better initial steering response, but i think it's all due to it's being shorter (short track width) instead of anything to do with its carbonfiber thingy... but none i know has tried with wider block... well i guess same track width but shorter arms may give faster response... i might be wrong... wher do u get those blocks??? tamiya???

any news of the aluminium knuckles???
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I still would like to know who in the USA has the s400 and the s120?
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u can try contact serpent america [email protected]
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Originally Posted by OILMAN
I still would like to know who in the USA has the s400 and the s120?
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u can try contact serpent america [email protected]
May have to wait like the rest of us. Serpent changing hands and them getting their Web up in the US.

MRW maybe the only Serpent S400 parts available if you are lucky. S120 you'll be lucky if there in the US.
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