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Originally posted by GoldFinger I think you should try it. We been using it with no problem even for rear suspension ( with 4.5 - 5 deg camber), means only 3/4 (threaded part) part is threaded to arm. I believe if you use use -4 to -5 camber, your trackwidth exceed beyond 200 mm a lot with the stock upper rear arms. What I do is I modify the rear upper arms to shorten it so that I can still use -3 camber under 200 mm (198 mm actually).:D The rear pivot ball threading also need not be exposed too much. Originally posted by GoldFinger Just once i ever seen it popes out from the fc blocks(in front) after hard slamming in brick wall, but its still hold up well in the both arms. |
Originally posted by PUNISHER I found some really close-up pictures of the 710.:sweat: <<Click Here>> :tire: |
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Originally posted by InitialD Yes I am. Front and rear.:nod: Any idea to solve this? |
FPS
Will the FPS, fit in the 710??,, Just curious, cuz i like the way it handled right now,, BTW, Julius I follow all the instructions to built the FPS diff. that you wrote a little while ago in MYTSN, and it works Great!! :nod: ;)
Ciao!! |
Originally posted by InitialD I believe if you use use -4 to -5 camber, your trackwidth exceed beyond 200 mm a lot with the stock upper rear arms. What I do is I modify the rear upper arms to shorten it so that I can still use -3 camber under 200 mm (198 mm actually).:D The rear pivot ball threading also need not be exposed too much. :nod: Actually I did the 5deg. camber with optional 8mm wheel hub.:D Only works in touring post, track width is almost 200mm:sweat: Doesnt work in lola style, coz the wheel is scrubbing the mounting arm.:nod: |
I wonder if aftermarket rc companies have started to make option parts for the 710? :lol: probably see many aluminium options parts over the next couple of months.....
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Seen it?
There is an ad of 710 on RC Car Action - Jan 2004 issue..... Page 241 http://www.myTSN.com/Serpent710 :) |
Originally posted by spawn probably see many aluminium options parts over the next couple of months..... |
Originally posted by InitialD What ever for? A conspiracy to make the car heavy?:sneaky: :D |
Originally posted by GoldFinger Actually I did the 5deg. camber with optional 8mm wheel hub.:D Only works in touring post, track width is almost 200mm:sweat: Doesnt work in lola style, coz the wheel is scrubbing the mounting arm.:nod: The other thing that I do not like about narrower hex wheel adapters is that it makes the thread of the drivecup where the wheel nut goes in to be exposed a lot. Very susceptible to breakage if you happen to hit it directly. Happened once to me.:nod: |
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Originally posted by GoldFinger Mine, bleeding slowly through the shaft when I put it in the stand overnight. So I must use the old red ones instead the low-friction purple Oring. But this purple is doing very fine job in the composite body. Any idea to solve this? Perhaps your aluminum shock body where the shock shaft hole is located is loose due to wear... Does this happen to all your aluminum shock bodies? |
Originally posted by InitialD I believe if you use use -4 to -5 camber, your trackwidth exceed beyond 200 mm a lot with the stock upper rear arms. What I do is I modify the rear upper arms to shorten it so that I can still use -3 camber under 200 mm (198 mm actually).:D The rear pivot ball threading also need not be exposed too much. |
Fuel Tank??
Hey guys,,
Did anybody now about the fuel tank,, remenber that the filter inside that tank where not made from the same quality like the old tank, so we have to use externals fuel filters to solve some engine tunings problems!!,, Any body from Serpent Guys like to coment in this?? Ciao!! |
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Originally posted by InitialD First time I'm hearing this... What about putting some AE green slime in the o ring? Perhaps your aluminum shock body where the shock shaft hole is located is loose due to wear... Does this happen to all your aluminum shock bodies? But when I try it myself for 2 RR alu body with TRY#90 shock oil, yes ! it bleeds trough the shaft in the morning. Then I replace it with the red ones and it was doing fine till now. And trully I have not try do it again. |
Originally posted by InitialD [I believe if you use use -4 to -5 camber, your trackwidth exceed beyond 200 mm a lot with the stock upper rear arms. What I do is I modify the rear upper arms to shorten it so that I can still use -3 camber under 200 mm (198 mm actually).:D The rear pivot ball threading also need not be exposed too much. |
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