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Old 09-13-2004, 05:56 AM
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One of the best "naked" pics of the 710.

Taken with a D2H Nice!
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Old 09-13-2004, 06:03 AM
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Mark, run a drill bit down the hole to clean up some of the anodizing. It will stop the binding.
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Originally posted by sparksy
Mark, run a drill bit down the hole to clean up some of the anodizing. It will stop the binding.
I was thinking about this, but was a bit reluctant just in case it was due to something else.

Thanks, Mark.
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Old 09-13-2004, 06:27 AM
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Default 710 German Champion - Michael Salven

Well even though this was at a track only 3/4 of an Hour away from me, I didn't get to see it due to other commitments Check it out though, Serpent 710 1,2 and 3!!!!!!

http://www.mytsn.com/news/publ.asp?pid=10624
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That is what I have done to mine and it is fine, be sure to do it slowly as it does not require much to free it up
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Old 09-13-2004, 06:31 AM
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Originally posted by markp27
I was thinking about this, but was a bit reluctant just in case it was due to something else.

Thanks, Mark.
I think they machined the hole to the correct size, but the anodisig process adds a small amount of particles to the surface, making the hole a little smaller.

I would insert the drill fully in the hole before spinning it slowly. Just to clean up the hole a fraction.
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Thanks for the advice, guys! Makes sense with the anadizing!
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Originally posted by markp27
Thanks for the advice, guys! Makes sense with the anadizing!
Let me try to confuse you again if without filling/polishing and screwing the holder to its arms, just slide tye holder over the arms shaft, does it bind? if not, r u sure you want to make a slopes on that holder holes? That was I did with my 3racing one, and later I realize the one with bushing (well, 3racing comes both with bushing) will gives different slopes at different eccentric angle placement...
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Originally posted by Pyramid
Let me try to confuse you again if without filling/polishing and screwing the holder to its arms, just slide tye holder over the arms shaft, does it bind? if not, r u sure you want to make a slopes on that holder holes? That was I did with my 3racing one, and later I realize the one with bushing (well, 3racing comes both with bushing) will gives different slopes at different eccentric angle placement...
Good you mentioned this Pyramid - forgot about that. When I place the alu arms on the pins, they move very freely indeed. The suspension arms only bind after I've put the fastening screw in But even if I loosen it off a little, then it still binds.

I'll take another look at it before starting any material removal
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Old 09-13-2004, 08:22 AM
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Originally posted by markp27
I'll take another look at it before starting any material removal
As far as I could remember, I believe they drill the holder holes after anodizing it, don't they?
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Originally posted by Pyramid
As far as I could remember, I believe they drill the holder holes after anodizing it, don't they?
Just check. The serpent ones are still anodised within the holes.

Also the 3mm drill passes through the hole no problem - it wouldn't take any material off, but may wear down the anodised coating.
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serpent has just released the new one piece monoblock engine-and guess what..its orange....(one piece engine block)
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Old 09-13-2004, 09:18 AM
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Wish I could but as you saw on Sunday I'm not quite quick enough, and with the move to Spain I just won't have the time but most importantly the guvner won't allow it.
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Originally posted by SERPENTFREAK69
serpent has just released the new one piece monoblock engine-and guess what..its orange....(one piece engine block)
Anyone got a picture of it? I can't find it on the Serpent site. Thanks.
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Old 09-13-2004, 09:35 AM
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Originally posted by markp27
Just check. The serpent ones are still anodised within the holes.

Also the 3mm drill passes through the hole no problem - it wouldn't take any material off, but may wear down the anodised coating.
Thats all I did... just enough to free it up, without taking aluminium off... just the anodising.
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