Serpent 710
10-25-2004 | 02:04 AM
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Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 19,679
From: MORDOR
Originally posted by spawn
you running one-way this saturday?
you running one-way this saturday?
But this Saturday I will have to go back home town for a friend's wedding.
I hope I can come back in time on Sunday though...
10-25-2004 | 02:05 AM
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Joined: Jun 2003
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From: i love my job
Originally posted by markp27
I will have to do some timed laps to compare the solid with the one-way, as I fear that with the solid, it may appear faster, but may turn out to be slower 
I will have to do some timed laps to compare the solid with the one-way, as I fear that with the solid, it may appear faster, but may turn out to be slower
10-25-2004 | 02:08 AM
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From: MORDOR
Originally posted by markp27
I will have to do some timed laps to compare the solid with the one-way, as I fear that with the solid, it may appear faster, but may turn out to be slower
I will have to do some timed laps to compare the solid with the one-way, as I fear that with the solid, it may appear faster, but may turn out to be slower
Does not work.
10-25-2004 | 03:57 AM
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 4,069
From: Nuremberg, Germany
Originally posted by InitialD
Yeah... Don't worry. I guess it's how consistant you can go around the track. But don't get too much influenced by that Slow&Steady thingy... Does not work.
Yeah... Don't worry. I guess it's how consistant you can go around the track. But don't get too much influenced by that Slow&Steady thingy...
Does not work.
Certainly on Saturday, I was able to put consistant laps in without any spins due to the brakes. I'll have to get myself a front diff, I think.Cheers, Mark.
Ehm, well not yet, anyway
10-25-2004 | 05:58 PM
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From: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Re: Re: Gear Diff
Originally posted by InitialD
Calvin, Mark is correct. Only ball diff is available. Why do you need a gear diff when you need to mess around with the diff lube when you can tune the ball diff to infinite possibilities on the track without taking off the diff?
And no, the ball diff is pretty bullet proof. Not like some other cars where the diffs will wear out very fast. This is because the ball diffs on the 710 does not use pressure of the balls on the plates to set the diff tightness but rather rely on a plastic clamp system to set the diff tightness. I still have the same rear ball diffs and plates after close to 11 months of usage.
If you have any question, please do not be afraid to shoot.
Calvin, Mark is correct. Only ball diff is available. Why do you need a gear diff when you need to mess around with the diff lube when you can tune the ball diff to infinite possibilities on the track without taking off the diff?
And no, the ball diff is pretty bullet proof. Not like some other cars where the diffs will wear out very fast. This is because the ball diffs on the 710 does not use pressure of the balls on the plates to set the diff tightness but rather rely on a plastic clamp system to set the diff tightness. I still have the same rear ball diffs and plates after close to 11 months of usage.
If you have any question, please do not be afraid to shoot.
10-25-2004 | 06:35 PM
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Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 19,679
From: MORDOR
Originally posted by crashed_1
Knock yourself out!...
Knock yourself out!...
ORANGE tubing ! I think you need to get Mark's trial version of the dirt filter. I see a little bit at the tank. That JP FX engine heatsink also does not do justice. Sell it over to ME and get a new one !
10-25-2004 | 06:58 PM
Finally got the 710 and I need to ask a question about assembly. On the rear diff assembly the big c clip is supposed to lock the thrust bearings into place right? In other words I should compress the clip until it snaps into place inside the outdrive, right? Page 9 step 2.3 just for reference. Thanks.
10-25-2004 | 07:04 PM
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From: MORDOR
Originally posted by XER987
Finally got the 710 and I need to ask a question about assembly. On the rear diff assembly the big c clip is supposed to lock the thrust bearings into place right? In other words I should compress the clip until it snaps into place inside the outdrive, right? Page 9 step 2.3 just for reference. Thanks.
Finally got the 710 and I need to ask a question about assembly. On the rear diff assembly the big c clip is supposed to lock the thrust bearings into place right? In other words I should compress the clip until it snaps into place inside the outdrive, right? Page 9 step 2.3 just for reference. Thanks.
I believe you need a C clip plier that specifically does that. Or if you do not have it, do like what I did. I used my lexan scissors (with two sharp tips) to compressed them to shape.BTW, congrats on the new car.
10-25-2004 | 09:08 PM
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Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 1,945
From: ID
Re: Gear Diff
Originally posted by calvinchan
Hi ! I'm new to 710. Any one know that 710 Ball Diff change to Gear Diff, possible?
Looking forward to your reply.
Regards,
Calvin
Hi ! I'm new to 710. Any one know that 710 Ball Diff change to Gear Diff, possible?
Looking forward to your reply.
Regards,
Calvin