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Old 07-19-2004, 07:58 PM
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Originally posted by cyba888
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When you adjust the drag brake do you not only adjust it from the brake linkage screw but on your transmitter as well? Incase it starts to fade I was hoping you can adjust it using your tx? Is it possible without interfering with your carb settings?
I always adjusted from the linkage on the car for the drage brake. On TX, only adjusting how hard the maximum brake will be.
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Old 07-19-2004, 07:58 PM
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does anyone know how to mill down the front chassis to avoid the front belt rubbing the chassis ? thank you
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Old 07-19-2004, 07:59 PM
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Originally posted by PER-OLA HARD
First, thanks everyone for the warm welcome, I think we can have a lot of fun here!

Optionals, actually I am no fan of optionals but as a team driver it is my duty to test things (a nice duty though.... hehe). I only use Serpent orginal option parts:

* The pro brake pads, works good almost no wear but the steel brake plate seems to wear instead (but cheaper to replace). I use the pro plate with holes.

* The middle axle alu support, good but not a must have....

* The radiotray and chassi alu support, really stiffens up the car and makes chassi bend less during a crash, a must have!

* The front alu levers for the anti-rollbar, a must have!

* The new rear rollbar, makes the rollbar action more accurate and no play, I recomend to try this one if traction is decent.

Another tips (I have used it the last weeks) is to use a longer inner pin in the rear driveshafts (11.7mm instead of 9.7mm) as this decreases the wear of the rear diff steelparts. These pins was used in the S-705 and Impact differentials and seems to work, make sure they are perfectly centered though.

Good luck!

/Per-Ola
SER-802830/1 Disk Set up Wheels..

Any reasone why above items not at 0 offset?
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Old 07-19-2004, 08:02 PM
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Originally posted by speedy100
does anyone know how to mill down the front chassis to avoid the front belt rubbing the chassis ? thank you
Bring it to the nearest workshop? if you want to do it yourself, goldfinger should be able to tell you what machine tipe and drille bit to use as well as proper protection wears
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Old 07-19-2004, 08:07 PM
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Originally posted by rcpanama
After two weeks of breaking my head I found that the screw that holds the Transmitter antenna has a small washer with a cable, this screw was loose so the washer was not doing a good contact so the transmitter antenna so it was not sending a clean signal, I open the Tr tight the screw (put some look tide) and the problem disappear.
rcpanama, thanks for the reply. I had that problem once before that the antenna connection was loose on the Tx. I could source out to the problem when I shook the Tx with the antenna extended and the servos on the car would glitch badly.

But anyway, to eliminate all possibilites, I have taken it out and tighten it back again. I have not tested it yet. Hope to do it soon.
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Old 07-19-2004, 10:33 PM
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Default Serpent 710 "Optionals"

I don't know if you guys saw this but here goes;

http://www.mytsn.com/products/parts.asp?prid=3826

Part ID Product name Part type
1094 Shim-set 3x6x0.1mm (10) Optional
1378 Balls ceramic coated (12) Optional
1460 Camber gauge Main
1521 Silicone tubing 2x5x50 purple Spare
1522 Silicone tubing 2x5x50 smoke Spare
1530 Fuel filter special Optional
1603 Antenna rods yellow (2) Optional
1604 Antenna rods pink (2) Optional
1605 Antenna rods green (2) Optional
1606 Antenna rods black (2) Optional
1607 Antenna rods blue (2) Optional
1608 Antenna tube orange (2) Spare
1609 Antenna tube purple (2) Spare
1670 Silicone oil 20w Accessory
1671 Silicone oil 30w Accessory
1672 Silicone oil 40w Accessory
1673 Silicone oil 50w Accessory
1674 Silicone oil 25w Accessory
1675 Silicone oil 35w Accessory
1676 Silicone oil 45w Accessory
1680 One way lube 25ml Accessory
1682 Bearing Lube 25ml Main
170015 Body Lola 200mm Main
170016 Body GTP 200mm Main
170017 Body Astra DTM 200mm Main
170021 Body Stratus 1.0 200mm + wing Optional
170023 Body Loletta 200mm Optional
170102 Guerney strip lexan 180mm Main
801157 Tank-bracket rear Carbon Optional
801173 Battery-set 5-cell 730mA S-705-835 Optional
801214 Wheelaxle front Pro (2) Optional
801345 Brake disk stainless steel ventilated Optional
802136 Bracket radioplate support alu Optional
802155 Bracket middle shaft alu Optional
802165 Pully adaptor alu. light (2) Optional
802202 Shock tower front Lola carbon Serpent 710 Optional
802235 Spacer ST block & uprights (4) Optional
802241 Anti-roll bar levers Alu Optional
802252 Front shaft lock-set Optional
802325 Pivot inserts Up & Lw mid-pos (8) Spare
802370 Ball. Differential front Optional
802455 2 - speed gear 55T (2ND) LC Spare
802456 2 - speed gear 56T (2ND) LC Spare
802457 2 - speed gear 57T (2ND) LC Spare
802459 2 - speed gear 59T (1ST) LC Spare
802460 2 - speed gear 60T (1ST) LC Spare
802461 2 - speed gear 61T (1ST) LC Spare
802502 Centax-III clutch housing open Optional
802509 Centax-III clutch shoe yellow Optional
802514 Centax-3 clutch housing holder Optional
802515 Pinion gear tool Main
802516 Centax - 3 gear-pinion alu. 16T Main
802517 Centax - 3 gear pinion alu. 17T Spare
802518 Centax - 3 gear - pinion alu. 18T Spare
802521 Centax - 3 gear - pinion alu. 21T Spare
802522 Centax - 3 gear - pinion alu. 22T Spare
802523 Centax - 3 gear - pinion alu. 23T Spare
802830 Disk Set-up wheels Silver (4) Optional
802831 Disk Set-up wheels Orange (4) Optional
909410 Shock-body alu. Teflon front (2) Optional
909411 Shock-body alu. Teflon rear (2) Optional
909414 Spring-set d=1.5 l=27-22.7 orange (4) Optional
909415 Spring-set d=1.5 l=27-22.7 white (4) Optional
909416 Spring-set d=1.6 l=27-22.7 yellow (4) Optional
909417 Spring-set d=1.7 l=27-22.7 red (4) Optional
909418 Spring-set d=1.8 l=27-22.7 blue (4) Optional
909419 Spring-set D=1.9 L=27-22.7 purple (4) Optional
909421 Pre-tension springcup aluminium 1/10 (2) Optional
909423 Pre-tension springs (3 sets) Optional
909445 Shock-pistons frame adj+fixed key (2) Spare
909446 Shock membrame soft & Foam inserts (4) Optional
909447 Inserts shock cap foam (4) Optional
9607 Race brakepad-set L + R (type A) Optional

The thing that caught my eye are the parts below;

1094 Shim-set 3x6x0.1mm (10) Optional
802325 Pivot inserts Up & Lw mid-pos (8) Spare

Has anybody tried the 802325? As oppose to the stock ones, these pivot inserts have their hole in the middle which opens a whole lot more other rear roll center combinations !
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Originally posted by InitialD
Your bodyshell is probably having too much paint ! Or there's still too much dirt that the Photoshop filter cannot get rid off.
Right on both points
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When you beat D to a scoop

WHEEEEEELLLLLSSS!!!!!

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Old 07-19-2004, 10:56 PM
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Originally posted by markp27
When you beat D to a scoop

WHEEEEEELLLLLSSS!!!!!

http://www.mytsn.com/products/desc.asp?prid=3449
It's nice to make people feel good though. Not so good for me to hog the limelight all the time.

Well, you could say that I purposely left that important one out for my good old friend.
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Old 07-19-2004, 10:59 PM
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Originally posted by markp27
Right on both points
On second thoughts, I think mine is much lighter now due to the 4 mm chassis being badly worn out ! I think the part below the engine (more towards the left rear) is already down to about 3.5 mm thick already.
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Old 07-19-2004, 11:00 PM
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Originally posted by InitialD
It's nice to make people feel good though. Not so good for me to hog the limelight all the time.

Well, you could say that I purposely left that important one out for my good old friend.
Oh you mean I stole Onkel Sow's lime-light
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Originally posted by InitialD
On second thoughts, I think mine is much lighter now due to the 4 mm chassis being badly worn out ! I think the part below the engine (more towards the left rear) is already down to about 3.5 mm thick already.
That's it - it's time I stopped messing with women and bicycles!!!! I only need RC in my life
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Originally posted by markp27
Oh you mean I stole Onkel Sow's lime-light
Whatever !

Anyway, I didn't say it. Let it be known that you did.
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Old 07-19-2004, 11:12 PM
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Originally posted by InitialD
Whatever !

Anyway, I didn't say it. Let it be known that you did.
You don't mean he's got the ring, do you?
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Originally posted by markp27
That's it - it's time I stopped messing with women and bicycles!!!! I only need RC in my life
Yes.

Perhaps to make yourself feel good despite the lack of track time, you could just take a sandstone and grind the bottom of the chassis to make it lighter and more importantly make it look like it is more "used". Just like a used Levi 501 denim jeans.

When you go over to Onkel Sow's track, you could feel good and show off to him proof of your many hours of running the 710.
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