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f2000racer 06-02-2005 01:58 PM


Originally Posted by fulcrum2
Hi!


My used 710 came with a shim between the 1st and 2nd pinion gears, but in the manual is no shim visible.
Do I have to use the shim?

Many thanks in advance!

YES! you have to. It is actually not in the manual. Go to www.mytsn.com and search for the 710, i believe it's an additional flyer or instruction sheet.

rccobra705 06-02-2005 03:02 PM

Serpent 710 RC
 
Anybody there know what a 710 RC is!!!! Found this at RB Product's web (french version).
Also exist a 950RC!!
RB Product is french distributor of Serpent. Check link:
http://www.rbproducts.com/main.php?p...Stat04=SERPENT

Regards

rccobra705

Fernando_M 06-02-2005 08:36 PM


Originally Posted by f2000racer
YES! you have to. It is actually not in the manual. Go to www.mytsn.com and search for the 710, i believe it's an additional flyer or instruction sheet.

The shim is only needed with the older black 1st gear pinion. The newer gold or silver ones do not need it.

daniz24 06-02-2005 09:05 PM


Originally Posted by rccobra705
Anybody there know what a 710 RC is!!!! Found this at RB Product's web (french version).

From Babelfish translation :

The Snake 710 RC is the new version of the 710: it profits from the experiment of the TEAM at the time of its first season when it practically very gained! Champion of Europe, Champion of France, conveys year, the 710 receives some improvements aiming at ensuring its supremacy! Stage of anti-roll aluminum bar, blocking of front free wheel, bars anti-roll back 2.5+3mm, but also new safe-servo and cast solid driving support! It is ready to gain!

markp27 06-02-2005 09:51 PM

FINALLY!!!!
 
Well at last, after about 16 months of trying, I managed to break my original thin rear shock tower - I went too fast into the chicane at my circuit, flew over a curb and landed squarely on the next curb, right on the rear tower :cry: Now the rear section of my body shell is bent completely out of shape :cry: Never mind - I'll probably be using the 2,1 Stratus this weekend :D

Also I tried out the 21 tooth alu side pulley - man this made a huge difference in the long left hand corner leading onto the straight - I could get onto the gas much, much earlier than normal and the car held a much tighter line at the exit. I thought the motor was down on power at first!
I ran the tyres with a 2mm split - seems to be a keeper for me.

Cheers, Mark.

B4 06-03-2005 03:44 AM


Originally Posted by markp27
Well at last, after about 16 months of trying, I managed to break my original thin rear shock tower - I went too fast into the chicane at my circuit, flew over a curb and landed squarely on the next curb, right on the rear tower :cry: Now the rear section of my body shell is bent completely out of shape :cry: Never mind - I'll probably be using the 2,1 Stratus this weekend :D

Also I tried out the 21 tooth alu side pulley - man this made a huge difference in the long left hand corner leading onto the straight - I could get onto the gas much, much earlier than normal and the car held a much tighter line at the exit. I thought the motor was down on power at first!
I ran the tyres with a 2mm split - seems to be a keeper for me.

Cheers, Mark.

Sorry to hear you have finally been able to break the shock tower, I'm still trying.

The 21T is a huge improvement, allows you to be much more agressive with the throttle and still maintain the best line. Are you also using the front diff ? I've found this recently to be a great advantage on all tracks since I change to the 3 racing friction collar.

markp27 06-03-2005 08:11 AM


Originally Posted by B4
Sorry to hear you have finally been able to break the shock tower, I'm still trying.

Don't give up matey....you'll get it one day :lol: :lol:


The 21T is a huge improvement, allows you to be much more agressive with the throttle and still maintain the best line. Are you also using the front diff ? I've found this recently to be a great advantage on all tracks since I change to the 3 racing friction collar.
I was stunned at the difference it made in the fast sweeper - I'm looking forward to using it in anger tomorrow.

I am using the front diff and the two part diff collar. What difference did the 3 racing part make for you?

Cheers, Mark.

B4 06-03-2005 03:08 PM


Originally Posted by markp27
Don't give up matey....you'll get it one day :lol: :lol:

perhaps in FAQ 2.4 you can describe the correct breaking procedure :D :D


I was stunned at the difference it made in the fast sweeper - I'm looking forward to using it in anger tomorrow.

It's took me a while to adjust my driving to suit the advantage we now have with this pulley.

I am using the front diff and the two part diff collar. What difference did the 3 racing part make for you?

Cheers, Mark.
The 3Racing diff collar has a teflon ring inside the collar and in my opinion this is makes it more tunable and improves consistency through the race. Having said that I would rather use the new part that Rene said is on the way as Serpent quality is No1, price's on the other hand could be revised i think.

markp27 06-03-2005 03:27 PM


Originally Posted by B4
perhaps in FAQ 2.4 you can describe the correct breaking procedure :D :D

Unfortunately it was a fluke :cry:



It's took me a while to adjust my driving to suit the advantage we now have with this pulley.
It certainly took me by surprise - I couldn't understand why the car was keeping so tight through the big sweeper and why on power it didn't drift out as much as normal!



The 3Racing diff collar has a teflon ring inside the collar and in my opinion this is makes it more tunable and improves consistency through the race. Having said that I would rather use the new part that Rene said is on the way as Serpent quality is No1, price's on the other hand could be revised i think.
I'll wait for Serpent's own :)

Cheers, Mark.

impalabob64 06-03-2005 05:07 PM

CHEERS MARKP27
 
Bobby here,how are things good i hope. :nod:

clmbia45 06-03-2005 07:53 PM


Originally Posted by markp27
Well at last, after about 16 months of trying, I managed to break my original thin rear shock tower - I went too fast into the chicane at my circuit, flew over a curb and landed squarely on the next curb, right on the rear tower :cry: Now the rear section of my body shell is bent completely out of shape :cry: Never mind - I'll probably be using the 2,1 Stratus this weekend :D

Also I tried out the 21 tooth alu side pulley - man this made a huge difference in the long left hand corner leading onto the straight - I could get onto the gas much, much earlier than normal and the car held a much tighter line at the exit. I thought the motor was down on power at first!
I ran the tyres with a 2mm split - seems to be a keeper for me.

Cheers, Mark.

Mark, what was your actual tire sizes, front and rear? I want to run out a O.D. table with these gears.
To the Winter Nats!
jack

Sow&Steady 06-04-2005 01:34 AM


Originally Posted by markp27

I'll wait for Serpent's own :)

Cheers, Mark.

Why wait? You guys didn't see the post at 3hobby.net?

I've got mine already. :D

B4 06-04-2005 05:33 AM


Originally Posted by Sow&Steady
Why wait? You guys didn't see the post at 3hobby.net?

I've got mine already. :D

Sow

Can you post the link to you post, I've looked at 3Hobby and can't see it.

Simon

Pyramid 06-04-2005 07:46 AM


Originally Posted by rccobra705
Anybody there know what a 710 RC is!!!! Found this at RB Product's web (french version).
Also exist a 950RC!!
RB Product is french distributor of Serpent. Check link:
http://www.rbproducts.com/main.php?p...Stat04=SERPENT

Regards

rccobra705

Same car bundled with some hop up parts

Sow&Steady 06-04-2005 01:00 PM


Originally Posted by B4
Sow

Can you post the link to you post, I've looked at 3Hobby and can't see it.

Simon

Its here B4

http://3hobby.net/modules.php?name=N...rticle&sid=501


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