Serpent 966
02-28-2012, 06:58 PM
#2012
Difference between red and yellow shoes
Hello Nitrodude:
SER903239-Red Shoe- used with SER909512 (stock) or SER909513 (lightweight) Bell- harder shoe and so slips a little more than the yellow, so great for low-traction tracks to prevent wheel spin.
SER6587N- Yellow Shoe- used with SER909512 or SER909513 Bell- softer shoe and grabs more than the red so great for higher traction track. This is the "general standard" shoe. When done "right" your front tires actually lift off the ground.
SER6587XP-Black Shoe- used with SER903387 Aluminum bell, introduced 2011 Worlds Homestead. (30gms lighter than the stock steel bell). Feels and performs almost like the yellow shoe. Slips a little bit at first but advantageous due to the lightweight aluminum bell and so the motor definately spools-up quicker.
Hope this helps.
Paulie B
SER903239-Red Shoe- used with SER909512 (stock) or SER909513 (lightweight) Bell- harder shoe and so slips a little more than the yellow, so great for low-traction tracks to prevent wheel spin.
SER6587N- Yellow Shoe- used with SER909512 or SER909513 Bell- softer shoe and grabs more than the red so great for higher traction track. This is the "general standard" shoe. When done "right" your front tires actually lift off the ground.
SER6587XP-Black Shoe- used with SER903387 Aluminum bell, introduced 2011 Worlds Homestead. (30gms lighter than the stock steel bell). Feels and performs almost like the yellow shoe. Slips a little bit at first but advantageous due to the lightweight aluminum bell and so the motor definately spools-up quicker.
Hope this helps.
Paulie B
Last edited by Paulie Bee; 02-28-2012 at 07:10 PM.
02-28-2012, 07:18 PM
#2013
Hello Nitrodude:
SER903239-Red Shoe- used with SER909512 (stock) or SER909513 (lightweight) Bell- harder shoe and so slips a little more than the yellow, so great for low-traction tracks to prevent wheel spin.
SER6587N- Yellow Shoe- used with SER909512 or SER909513 Bell- softer shoe and grabs more than the red so great for higher traction track. This is the "general standard" shoe. When done "right" your front tires actually lift off the ground.
SER6587XP-Black Shoe- used with SER903387 Aluminum bell, introduced 2011 Worlds Homestead. (30gms lighter than the stock steel bell). Feels and performs almost like the yellow shoe. Slips a little bit at first but advantageous due to the lightweight aluminum bell and so the motor definately spools-up quicker.
Hope this helps.
Paulie B
SER903239-Red Shoe- used with SER909512 (stock) or SER909513 (lightweight) Bell- harder shoe and so slips a little more than the yellow, so great for low-traction tracks to prevent wheel spin.
SER6587N- Yellow Shoe- used with SER909512 or SER909513 Bell- softer shoe and grabs more than the red so great for higher traction track. This is the "general standard" shoe. When done "right" your front tires actually lift off the ground.
SER6587XP-Black Shoe- used with SER903387 Aluminum bell, introduced 2011 Worlds Homestead. (30gms lighter than the stock steel bell). Feels and performs almost like the yellow shoe. Slips a little bit at first but advantageous due to the lightweight aluminum bell and so the motor definately spools-up quicker.
Hope this helps.
Paulie B
I ask because I have 2 motors with the yelow shoe and one with the red shoe. This past weekend I was running the motor with the red shoe and it was easier to drive out of corners, I was able to get on the gas at the apex and power around the corner. When using the motors with the yellow shoe is harder to do that, it makes the car push coming out of the corner, its like its too much power too soon. And I was thinking that perhaps the red shoe allowed the clutch to slip a little more, and that confirms it. I guess Im going to be ordering red shoes!
Are you coming out for the KO GP in may?
02-29-2012, 01:41 PM
#2014
Thanks Paulie!! That helps a lot!
I ask because I have 2 motors with the yelow shoe and one with the red shoe. This past weekend I was running the motor with the red shoe and it was easier to drive out of corners, I was able to get on the gas at the apex and power around the corner. When using the motors with the yellow shoe is harder to do that, it makes the car push coming out of the corner, its like its too much power too soon. And I was thinking that perhaps the red shoe allowed the clutch to slip a little more, and that confirms it. I guess Im going to be ordering red shoes!
Are you coming out for the KO GP in may?
I ask because I have 2 motors with the yelow shoe and one with the red shoe. This past weekend I was running the motor with the red shoe and it was easier to drive out of corners, I was able to get on the gas at the apex and power around the corner. When using the motors with the yellow shoe is harder to do that, it makes the car push coming out of the corner, its like its too much power too soon. And I was thinking that perhaps the red shoe allowed the clutch to slip a little more, and that confirms it. I guess Im going to be ordering red shoes!
Are you coming out for the KO GP in may?
Save me some of your "goodies"
too.Paulie
02-29-2012, 02:02 PM
#2015
Tech Addict
I was able to get on the gas at the apex and power around the corner. When using the motors with the yellow shoe is harder to do that, it makes the car push coming out of the corner, its like its too much power too soon. And I was thinking that perhaps the red shoe allowed the clutch to slip a little more, and that confirms it. I guess Im going to be ordering red shoes!
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can i join this togetherness?
02-29-2012, 04:26 PM
#2017
I have watched you drive, you really want to know? Lol
03-06-2012, 06:19 PM
#2022
I would watch YouTube video on the Serpent 966, they can help you out
03-07-2012, 12:33 PM
#2023
03-07-2012, 12:35 PM
#2024
