Serpent 811E Buggy Thread
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#3017
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Your right this car does seem like it will be a PITA to work on when something needs to be replaced/fixed. Since its on road a lot less stuff breaks(hopefully)
Guys, no need to dremel anything and destroy a perfectly good motor mount.
I experienced this during my build. The solution: after applying some blue loctite to the motor screws and securing the the motor tightly to the mounting plate (the piece that slides in), I simply backed off the motor screws 1/2 to 3/4 turn and the mounting plate slid right in like butter. Then just go back and re-tighten the motor screws.
I have nearly a dozen races since the build and have had no issues whatsoever.
I experienced this during my build. The solution: after applying some blue loctite to the motor screws and securing the the motor tightly to the mounting plate (the piece that slides in), I simply backed off the motor screws 1/2 to 3/4 turn and the mounting plate slid right in like butter. Then just go back and re-tighten the motor screws.
I have nearly a dozen races since the build and have had no issues whatsoever.
My Rc8.2 has the same type of motor mount and it always slides in and out like butter. has to be a problem with tolerences from the factory because there was no way mine was going in the way it came
#3018
SORRY not true for me. THere was no way it was going in without dremeling the mount. I tried to loosen up the screws. Mine would only go in 1/4 of an inch before getting stuck. Wish I didn't have dremel. I even took it to someone else to see how he mounted his and he didn't have this problem either. He also agreed the dremel was the only way.
#3023
SORRY not true for me. THere was no way it was going in without dremeling the mount. I tried to loosen up the screws. Mine would only go in 1/4 of an inch before getting stuck. Wish I didn't have dremel. I even took it to someone else to see how he mounted his and he didn't have this problem either. He also agreed the dremel was the only way.
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#3030
Has anyone found that a heck of a lot of front toe out makes this thing alot more forgiving ,im struggling to find a good set up for a large outdoor semi loose track with large jumps, set up sheets are a bit few and far between .any idears ?



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