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Rene C. 11-16-2003 09:53 AM


Originally posted by tennessee
Thanks for that info.

Could you possibly give us a better picture of the rear suspension, maybe from the underside.

Tomorrow,I wil check if we could update the 710 gallery.

tennessee 11-16-2003 10:04 AM

Re: disappointed
 

Originally posted by lawndoggie
Rene,

I am disappointed as the new car doesn't have vent disk, hudy steel spring dog bones and axles as standard!
You guys are saying its the best/most exciting car to come from serpent, and I think the best car should come with the best AVAILABLE parts. And thoss parts listed are clearly better, in terms of hardness, weight.
And at 400USD a pop I think serpent can bare the little upgrade,, and add 20 USD, I don't think MOST consumers mind at all!!



The key word here is "UPGRADES"
Compare the overall quality and craftsmanship of any serpent car to any other maker and you will see that serpent has more built in upgrdes that most people dont see.

lawndoggie 11-16-2003 10:06 AM

dogbones length
 
Can you tell me the length of the new dogbones? In absolute term or relative term(to 705)
Thanks!

tennessee 11-16-2003 10:07 AM


Originally posted by Rene C.
Tomorrow,I wil check if we could update the 710 gallery.
Thanks Rene, also what is the total weight of the car in race trim without fuel?

Rene C. 11-16-2003 10:16 AM


Originally posted by tennessee
Thanks Rene, also what is the total weight of the car with fuel and painted body?
With fuel ?
I only know (like the rules sad) without fuel.
So our test car is 1675gramms.
But it’s not exactly. With different (smaller or bigger) Tyres, or different hardness, or with different radio, body and even colours the weight can be different.

Rene C. 11-16-2003 10:17 AM

Re: dogbones length
 

Originally posted by lawndoggie
Can you tell me the length of the new dogbones? In absolute term or relative term(to 705)
Thanks!

Not at the moment, sorry.
Must look in the office.

FAST1 11-16-2003 10:19 AM

710
 
WOW!
This snake may be the best thing in the R/C world right now.
I may have to put down my MTX3 to try this serpent.:sneaky: :cool:

Any word on $USD amount yet?

fastharry™ 11-16-2003 10:31 AM


Originally posted by Rene C.
With fuel ?
I only know (like the rules sad) without fuel.
So our test car is 1675gramms.
But it’s not exactly. With different (smaller or bigger) Tyres, or different hardness, or with different radio, body and even colours the weight can be different.


1675 grams WITH a painted body and tire's?:eek: :eek:

That combined with low rotating mass.......A shaft drive killer for sure..http://www.sixfoottiger.com/phpbb2/i...s/rotflmao.gif

tennessee 11-16-2003 10:33 AM


Originally posted by Rene C.
With fuel ?
I only know (like the rules sad) without fuel.
So our test car is 1675gramms.
But it’s not exactly. With different (smaller or bigger) Tyres, or different hardness, or with different radio, body and even colours the weight can be different.

I was hoping the car would be between 1650 & 1700 grams, 1675 is a very good weight to start out with,thanks

tennessee 11-16-2003 10:36 AM

Re: 710
 

Originally posted by FAST1
WOW!
This snake may be the best thing in the R/C world right now.
I may have to put down my MTX3 to try this serpent.:sneaky: :cool:

Any word on $USD amount yet?

Between $379.00 to $410.00 is what I've found so far.

Arun 11-16-2003 11:01 AM


Originally posted by Proficar403

I was wondering why serpent isn't just including the optional pins to change the one-way to a solid with the 710 kit. It just seems logical to me, since it is only a couple of pins. This is a very minor gripe, but a gripe nonetheless.

Also: A few pages back someone mentioned that serpent would include tires in the kit. I would like to suggest that serpent include something higher than the 35 shore tires that were included with the 705. I believe I am right in that most drivers are using somewhere in the 40 shore range currently. Also, you guys apparantly tested the cars with shores around 40. I have never even put 35s on my 705; I tried 37s and they were even too soft.

The new rim design for 2004 looks great though. It appears to give all the advantages (durability and dynamics) of the dish-style, but with easy pivot ball access and a very different look.

Any comments on these, Rene?

border r/c 11-16-2003 11:27 AM

Absolute a good car
 

Originally posted by markp27
Hey, I've been good today :D Been out for my first real run with the EVO III Surikarn. I was at a very small indoor carpet track - wow! it was great fun, but I see I need a lot of practice. I need to work hard on the setup of the car - transitioning from left-right and right-left is too slow - too much understeer, too. Then the CA glue seemed to melt and the tyre came off the rim :cry: Didn't have any CA with me, so that was the end of the day.

Still not quite getting the hang of the one-way though - spins too easily under breaking. I'll keep at it to see if I can get any better at the breaking.


markp27 11-16-2003 11:33 AM

Re: Absolute a good car
 
Yep, I just need to find out how it all works together in terms of setup :nod:

Cheers, Mark.

Thaasman 11-16-2003 12:43 PM

Khm
 
Question for MichaelS: The NovaMega KHM.12:sneaky: is it comming out for public sale and when can we buy them?
THX A LOT;)

Rene C. 11-16-2003 01:11 PM


Originally posted by Proficar403
Any comments on these, Rene?
He, I’m only one from Serpent, so I don’t know everything.:D
About the bushing, the pins and the o-ring:
See it the other way around; if it’s not in the kit, it’s a cheep option to have a solid axle too. ;)

The tyres : I’m not sure, but I believe in the 705 kit’s where 37 shore tyres.
And witch tyres with the 710 comes, I don’t know, but I will inform me.


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