Serpent S411
#6106
#6107
#6108
#6109
WCIC Airdrie setup
Here is the setup, enjoy. (Can't seem to attach anything, so try this link for setup)
http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/serp...RIE2013120608/
http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/serp...RIE2013120608/
#6110
Here is the setup, enjoy. (Can't seem to attach anything, so try this link for setup)
http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/serp...RIE2013120608/
http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/serp...RIE2013120608/
#6112
I honestly can't get a good grasp of 500 to 2000 in the rear diff, so I usually just run what makes the diff feel smoothest on the bench and doesn't leak all over the place. It hasn't seemed to effect the on track performance that I can tell. Just looking for a diff that keeps diffing smoothly.
Victoria, much discussion going on about it thats' for sure, would really like to touch base with the Serpent supporters out there, just to put a face to the names. I think the big factor will be if the rest of the Serpent team decides to go to the Snowbirds, as I'd like to meet the EU guys too. There is a possibility that they will be at the Birds, but that race is also scheduled on a ETS race date, so I'm not sure if they'll go or not.
#6113
Tech Adept
Fischer is for sure at the snowbirds and will not attend the ets.
#6114
Yes stick with 1.4mm rear (long version). Currently we are driving high bite carpet and 1.6mm rear works very good (Asmer set-up ETS). I don't know why but it never felt good with thinner ARB's at the rear. I used 1.2 and 1.3 but always went back to 1.4 on asphalt medium grip track!
As with the o-rings in my diffs I ditched the x-ring and went with o-rings from ARC R10 #104006. If you use the x-ring from serpent you have to change them frequently since they swell from the silicon oil and start to bind and you get inconsistent diff action! This was also the info from Ehrbar (co-designer of the S411) on the ETS! So I will probably try the o-rings from ARC R10 #104002 for the shocks too see how they work.
As with the o-rings in my diffs I ditched the x-ring and went with o-rings from ARC R10 #104006. If you use the x-ring from serpent you have to change them frequently since they swell from the silicon oil and start to bind and you get inconsistent diff action! This was also the info from Ehrbar (co-designer of the S411) on the ETS! So I will probably try the o-rings from ARC R10 #104002 for the shocks too see how they work.
#6115
Tech Elite
iTrader: (13)
its shaping up to be a real great event now that team associated is onboard, sending out mr hebert =)
ill be running my 411te in modified and could definitely benefit from team experience
i haven't differed from the stock setup a whole lot, some very small adjustments.
ill be running my 411te in modified and could definitely benefit from team experience
i haven't differed from the stock setup a whole lot, some very small adjustments.
#6116
Now I fitted the white housing from ARC with internals from Serpent. It works great, will post some pictures today when I come home!
#6117
Here is the setup, enjoy. (Can't seem to attach anything, so try this link for setup)
http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/serp...RIE2013120608/
http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/serp...RIE2013120608/
Nick K
#6118
And thats not a typo either, to get the 9 you have to ditch the stock ballstuds and either go after market balls and long bolts or maybe long grubs and stock balls.....I use xray balls and long bolts, just think they are a little stronger than a long grub screw. JMO.
I honestly can't get a good grasp of 500 to 2000 in the rear diff, so I usually just run what makes the diff feel smoothest on the bench and doesn't leak all over the place. It hasn't seemed to effect the on track performance that I can tell. Just looking for a diff that keeps diffing smoothly.
Victoria, much discussion going on about it thats' for sure, would really like to touch base with the Serpent supporters out there, just to put a face to the names. I think the big factor will be if the rest of the Serpent team decides to go to the Snowbirds, as I'd like to meet the EU guys too. There is a possibility that they will be at the Birds, but that race is also scheduled on a ETS race date, so I'm not sure if they'll go or not.
I honestly can't get a good grasp of 500 to 2000 in the rear diff, so I usually just run what makes the diff feel smoothest on the bench and doesn't leak all over the place. It hasn't seemed to effect the on track performance that I can tell. Just looking for a diff that keeps diffing smoothly.
Victoria, much discussion going on about it thats' for sure, would really like to touch base with the Serpent supporters out there, just to put a face to the names. I think the big factor will be if the rest of the Serpent team decides to go to the Snowbirds, as I'd like to meet the EU guys too. There is a possibility that they will be at the Birds, but that race is also scheduled on a ETS race date, so I'm not sure if they'll go or not.
#6119
Tech Adept
Here is the setup, enjoy. (Can't seem to attach anything, so try this link for setup)
http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/serp...RIE2013120608/
http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/serp...RIE2013120608/
Can you explain what changed with the higher viscosity in the front shocks?
#6120
This works? I see, u are using Anti-Dive which will result in less steering in combination with such high camber links. pretty sure, you gain positive camber while cornering with a low CG which results in a massive rolling car. normally, your car will push all the way.
Can you explain what changed with the higher viscosity in the front shocks?
Can you explain what changed with the higher viscosity in the front shocks?