Serpent Natrix 748e
#46
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Hello, friends!
I've just bought myself a new 748e for drag racing.
Might need some help.... my target is go over 120mph.
Here is the upcoming setup:
Stock Serpent Natrix 748e (Spur 72t 48p stock)
TENSHOCK 4 Pole Sensor Motor SC411 4,600Kv
6500mAh 14.8V, 4S 75C Hardcase LiPo Battery
Futaba BLS351 Brushless Servo
Xceed RC 26mm "Enneti" 1/10 Nitro Sedan Front Tires (32 Shore) 65mm diameter
Xceed RC 30mm "Enneti" 1/10 Nitro Sedan Rear Tires (32 Shore) 65mm diameter
Robinson Racing Pinion Gear Hardened 5mm 48P 33T
PROTOFORM SRS-N 200mm custom painted body
Futaba 2.4GHz Fasst Radio
Does anyone see any issue with this setup?
Any recommendations?
Thanks in advance,
Dawn.
I've just bought myself a new 748e for drag racing.
Might need some help.... my target is go over 120mph.
Here is the upcoming setup:
Stock Serpent Natrix 748e (Spur 72t 48p stock)
TENSHOCK 4 Pole Sensor Motor SC411 4,600Kv
6500mAh 14.8V, 4S 75C Hardcase LiPo Battery
Futaba BLS351 Brushless Servo
Xceed RC 26mm "Enneti" 1/10 Nitro Sedan Front Tires (32 Shore) 65mm diameter
Xceed RC 30mm "Enneti" 1/10 Nitro Sedan Rear Tires (32 Shore) 65mm diameter
Robinson Racing Pinion Gear Hardened 5mm 48P 33T
PROTOFORM SRS-N 200mm custom painted body
Futaba 2.4GHz Fasst Radio
Does anyone see any issue with this setup?
Any recommendations?
Thanks in advance,
Dawn.
I have been racing 1/8 buggy. I have 1/8 motor and esc 2200kv.
I want to run 4S on this as well. I have SMC 4S 90C 6700Mah packs.
Did your 4S pack fit without trouble?
Did you fit 1/8 motor in there without trouble?
Let us know,
#48
No problems whatsoever. Don't be concerned about the plastic pulleys as they are very high quality and last a long time. Just be careful of stones and other debris getting into the belts and pulleys.
#49
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From: Bay Area, Cali
I will be running a lot of power thru this thing (4s-6s). It will be a speed run car so I know the plastic pullies will wear quick. The fastest serpent in the world is a mid 160 MPH 747e and that car only gets around 10 passes per plastic pulley before he has to swap to a fresh one. An aluminum rear pulley would be awesome.
#50
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From my experience, in order to get the Aluminum pulley you are looking for, you will need to either retro-fit older 747 style diff and track down the 40t Serpent pulley or modify the car with a custom rear pulley (I run 10mm belt in high power drag car). This is not difficult if you have access to shop tools and some skills (if not I can put you in touch with someone that can perform this for you). I would recommend a mod1 upgrade too if your serious about going fast. These are just my opinions and definitely not shared by all ;-) btw this Pete? I think I have an 18t on the way for you lol
Last edited by DN419; 12-06-2017 at 03:58 PM.
#51
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From: Bay Area, Cali
From my experience, in order to get the Aluminum pulley you are looking for, you will need to either retro-fit older 747 style diff and track down the 40t Serpent pulley or modify the car with a custom rear pulley (I run 10mm belt in high power drag car). This is not difficult if you have access to shop tools and some skills (if not I can put you in touch with someone that can perform this for you). I would recommend a mod1 upgrade too if your serious about going fast. These are just my opinions and definitely not shared by all ;-) btw this Pete? I think I have an 18t on the way for you lol





