Serpent 710
11-15-2003, 04:59 AM
#556
Originally posted by serpentracer1
The front hollow shaft from the 705 will it work on the car?what about the fc blocks for steering?
The front hollow shaft from the 705 will it work on the car?what about the fc blocks for steering?
Not only the pully’s are different, also the pulleyadapters are new. Even they had be modified to be lighter. So that’s why the old pully’s want fit.
Actually the FC Blocks where designed for this car. So we just used they earlier.
The hollow shaft will not fit. But you can fix it your own.
About time difference : here its nearly 2 PM
11-15-2003, 05:02 AM
#557
Is the 710 also tested with the pretension-springs, and what was the outcome?
11-15-2003, 05:03 AM
#558
yea I like the fc blocks ive also used the xray blocks.Good to know that they will interchange. cool thanks for letting me know what the time difference is
11-15-2003, 05:05 AM
#559
We run on smaller tighter tracks here in the U.S. parking lots and some paved perm.tracks were yall able to test the car on smaller tracks like what we run on over here?
11-15-2003, 05:08 AM
#560
Originally posted by Schrijver99
Is the 710 also tested with the pretension-springs, and what was the outcome?
Is the 710 also tested with the pretension-springs, and what was the outcome?
So we still must learn more.
I actually never used them in my 705 so for me it was not important to try the pretension-springs in the 710.
Hey, it could be a good idea to test them.
Thx for input.
11-15-2003, 05:13 AM
#561
Originally posted by serpentracer1
We run on smaller tighter tracks here in the U.S. parking lots and some paved perm.tracks were yall able to test the car on smaller tracks like what we run on over here?
We run on smaller tighter tracks here in the U.S. parking lots and some paved perm.tracks were yall able to test the car on smaller tracks like what we run on over here?
11-15-2003, 05:17 AM
#562
Im glad to hear that! Wish we had some of the tracks like yall have.Here's a glimpse on what I run on.
11-15-2003, 05:20 AM
#563
another
11-15-2003, 05:22 AM
#564
one more
11-15-2003, 05:24 AM
#565
Originally posted by serpentracer1
Im glad to hear that! Wish we had some of the tracks like yall have.Here's a glimpse on what I run on.
Im glad to hear that! Wish we had some of the tracks like yall have.Here's a glimpse on what I run on.
For sure we have some nice tracks here in Europe, but you can have fun on every track.
Not the track makes the fun, it’s the people the drive.
11-15-2003, 05:26 AM
#566
Yea it is we built it in 2000 and it right in the middle off a major highway with shopping centers and all around it.The size of the track doesnt bother me Ive always believed that you develop better driving skills on a smaller track than you do on a larger track
11-15-2003, 05:27 AM
#567
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Originally posted by Rene C.
Yes, there will be a new pinion gear- and clutch housing holder.
We are also use the Hudy setup-Tool. There will no problem to use it.
At the moment we had not planed to make a gear diff.
I don’t know exactly, when the front diff will be available.
But it will not take long time, because we also know that a one-way or a solid axle doesn’t work on every track.
Yes, there will be a new pinion gear- and clutch housing holder.
We are also use the Hudy setup-Tool. There will no problem to use it.
At the moment we had not planed to make a gear diff.
I don’t know exactly, when the front diff will be available.
But it will not take long time, because we also know that a one-way or a solid axle doesn’t work on every track.
Thanks Rene....
As you've been reading,alot of american style club tracks are a med size,surrounded by 2x4 wood lanes......Do you feel the rear suspension will hold up to the hits it will take,without breaking,or tweaking?.....
Of course,I understand that ina hard enough collision,ANYTHING will break.....but there is a certain amount that will be inflicted regardless..
11-15-2003, 05:27 AM
#568
NovaMax
D,
Thanks for the break-in info... For a while I thought my tempgun was going belly up... Anyway, I did take them apart, knowing very well what can be lest inside by tuners and manufacturers. I think I'll try your method of breaking in.... in the future.
Thanks for the break-in info... For a while I thought my tempgun was going belly up... Anyway, I did take them apart, knowing very well what can be lest inside by tuners and manufacturers. I think I'll try your method of breaking in.... in the future.
11-15-2003, 05:32 AM
#569
Originally posted by Rene C.
Wow, it looks like it’s in middle of a living area.
For sure we have some nice tracks here in Europe, but you can have fun on every track.
Not the track makes the fun, it’s the people the drive.
Wow, it looks like it’s in middle of a living area.
For sure we have some nice tracks here in Europe, but you can have fun on every track.
Not the track makes the fun, it’s the people the drive.
At the moment there are lots of unexpected hazards like leaves and twigs and acorn nuts 
It may be important to test under these conditions 
11-15-2003, 05:33 AM
#570
Originally posted by fastharry
Thanks Rene....
As you've been reading,alot of american style club tracks are a med size,surrounded by 2x4 wood lanes......Do you feel the rear suspension will hold up to the hits it will take,without breaking,or tweaking?.....
Of course,I understand that ina hard enough collision,ANYTHING will break.....but there is a certain amount that will be inflicted regardless..
Thanks Rene....
As you've been reading,alot of american style club tracks are a med size,surrounded by 2x4 wood lanes......Do you feel the rear suspension will hold up to the hits it will take,without breaking,or tweaking?.....
Of course,I understand that ina hard enough collision,ANYTHING will break.....but there is a certain amount that will be inflicted regardless..
But I do believe the suspension is no more falible than other cars on the market. We crashed the car more than once during testing, and broke no parts. Wooden boards? We'll see for sure at the crash test track of the Florida Winternats, but I'm quite optimistic.
Julius