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rcjayy 09-19-2006 11:27 AM

im looking for pinions and spurs for the 710, where can I find them, are they the same as the 720? can any combination of gears be used like on the mtx 3 prospec?

thamjk 02-11-2007 06:14 PM

45T rear gear diff
 
Hi,

I find this rather ridiculous. I got a new serpent rear gear dif 45T (802600). My rear probelt (801256) worn off very fast probably 2 to 3 outing and I never have any problem with the standard rear ball diff before this.

I have no more pro belt in stock any more, so then i use back the standard 710 belt. I found it has a lot of rotaring resistance as compare to the ball diff. Not sure why. then i took out everthing and trying to do a finding.

It looks like something is very wrong here... the gear diff teeth has been in a wrong measurement... i guess this must be the quality control issues.

Has anyone out there know about this problem.

Sow&Steady 02-11-2007 11:51 PM


Originally Posted by t9dragon
Are the parts on the Serpent on-road cars interchangeable?

You mean between the 710 and 720? Mostly are but not everything. If you do a search, someone posted the list in the 720 thread.

Sow&Steady 02-11-2007 11:53 PM


Originally Posted by thamjk
Hi,

...
It looks like something is very wrong here... the gear diff teeth has been in a wrong measurement... i guess this must be the quality control issues.

Has anyone out there know about this problem.

You raise a question ... Serpent stopped making the pro-belts and when they released the 720, the rear gear diff now measure 47t. It is possible that the rear standard belt you use is meant for the 720? I'm guessing here but maybe there are two different kind of rear belts. I should know these things but its been winter here and I've not touched RC for 4 months! :eek:

thamjk 02-12-2007 01:47 AM


Originally Posted by Sow&Steady
You raise a question ... Serpent stopped making the pro-belts and when they released the 720, the rear gear diff now measure 47t. It is possible that the rear standard belt you use is meant for the 720? I'm guessing here but maybe there are two different kind of rear belts. I should know these things but its been winter here and I've not touched RC for 4 months! :eek:

Is that possible to get the 47T to fit in 710?

JoeRocket 03-14-2007 01:11 PM

710 For sale
 
I have a brand new in box 710 for sale. Pm me if interested

Julius 03-15-2007 12:34 AM


Originally Posted by Sow&Steady
You raise a question ... Serpent stopped making the pro-belts and when they released the 720, the rear gear diff now measure 47t. It is possible that the rear standard belt you use is meant for the 720? I'm guessing here but maybe there are two different kind of rear belts. I should know these things but its been winter here and I've not touched RC for 4 months! :eek:

There is only one type of rear belt. It fits both the 710 and 720.
I do not think it is possible to put a 47t diff in a 720 but I haven't tried. I think you will have a very very tight rear belt.

_cyclops_ 03-15-2007 12:55 AM


Originally Posted by Julius
There is only one type of rear belt. It fits both the 710 and 720.
I do not think it is possible to put a 47t diff in a 720 but I haven't tried. I think you will have a very very tight rear belt.

http://www.serpent.com/product/803160/

thamjk 03-21-2007 06:56 PM

45T rear gear diff
 
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Originally Posted by thamjk
Hi,

I find this rather ridiculous. I got a new serpent rear gear dif 45T (802600). My rear probelt (801256) worn off very fast probably 2 to 3 outing and I never have any problem with the standard rear ball diff before this.

I have no more pro belt in stock any more, so then i use back the standard 710 belt. I found it has a lot of rotaring resistance as compare to the ball diff. Not sure why. then i took out everthing and trying to do a finding.

It looks like something is very wrong here... the gear diff teeth has been in a wrong measurement... i guess this must be the quality control issues.

Has anyone out there know about this problem.


Here I have include the shapshot.

Hope its clear enought to give you the picture.

SMcpot 03-22-2007 12:58 PM


Originally Posted by Julius
There is only one type of rear belt. It fits both the 710 and 720.
I do not think it is possible to put a 47t diff in a 720 but I haven't tried. I think you will have a very very tight rear belt.

I emailed Serpent USA and was told that the 47T diff could be put in the 710. But then I remembered the belt tension issue and think that I was told it would fit since the diffs from both cars share the same dimensions. Now, whether the belt will fit around the pulley is another story :lol:

And that belt looks almost like it's a different pitch, though I'd expect the belt not to fit around more of the circumference of the pulley if that was the case.

thamjk 03-23-2007 12:06 AM


Originally Posted by SMcpot
I emailed Serpent USA and was told that the 47T diff could be put in the 710. But then I remembered the belt tension issue and think that I was told it would fit since the diffs from both cars share the same dimensions. Now, whether the belt will fit around the pulley is another story :lol:

And that belt looks almost like it's a different pitch, though I'd expect the belt not to fit around more of the circumference of the pulley if that was the case.

I noticed we still have that problem in 47T pulley but not that obvious as compare to 45T pulley. if you still mange to get the old 705 rear ball diff pulley 47T. use that in your 710 ball diff and put in 720. you can see there is a different in term of smoothness of the belt turn.

Obviously there is still some minor problem there just that how many people care about it.

SMcpot 03-23-2007 09:56 AM


Originally Posted by thamjk
I noticed we still have that problem in 47T pulley but not that obvious as compare to 45T pulley. if you still mange to get the old 705 rear ball diff pulley 47T. use that in your 710 ball diff and put in 720. you can see there is a different in term of smoothness of the belt turn.

Obviously there is still some minor problem there just that how many people care about it.

Thanks for the tip...I'll get the ball diff pulley instead of the 47t gear diff.

thamjk 03-27-2007 08:24 PM

720 rear ball diff
 
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Just found this part selling in RC-mushroom. Its for 720.

Need to know if this part can be use in 710

thamjk 04-02-2007 08:42 PM

45T Ball diff covered with silicon oil
 
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With this little inovation here, finally we got a ball diff runing with oil. You need 100k above gear diff oil or a high temp grease to get a good resistance, smoothness and consistance.

RoyU 04-02-2007 10:41 PM

Where can I get it?


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