Serpent 710
06-22-2004 | 01:16 PM
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From: Va Va Voom!
Originally posted by Palmaris Europe
Tested this months ago. Ran a full solid bar through the one-way with the outdrives attached to either end. But didnt hold it with set screws. Basically a solid axle with no front wheel braking.
Works great with Lola shells on a tight twisty track.
Tested this months ago. Ran a full solid bar through the one-way with the outdrives attached to either end. But didnt hold it with set screws. Basically a solid axle with no front wheel braking.
Works great with Lola shells on a tight twisty track.
06-22-2004 | 01:25 PM
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From: Va Va Voom!
Originally posted by Palmaris Europe
Not sure why but the Shark pipes were not working here on the JP or Novamega engines. Totally killed the power and sent the temps through the roof. Stopped some engines from idling.
Not sure why but the Shark pipes were not working here on the JP or Novamega engines. Totally killed the power and sent the temps through the roof. Stopped some engines from idling.
06-22-2004 | 01:38 PM
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From: Northern Ireland
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Ah ... you should show us how it was done.
Ah ... you should show us how it was done.
06-22-2004 | 03:14 PM
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From: GA
Originally posted by InitialD
So you completed drilling the hole on the driveshaft? Ouch ! 
Is that the Impact / 835 lightened springsteel outdrives (808223)?
So you completed drilling the hole on the driveshaft? Ouch ! Is that the Impact / 835 lightened springsteel outdrives (808223)?
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Impressive! Which outdrives did you use? Impact's?
Impressive! Which outdrives did you use? Impact's?
808223 is correct. http://www.mytsn.com/products/product.asp?prid=369
This is actually the second set I drilled. I have been running the first drilled set for a couple of months. Someone else at the track wanted me to drill a set for them, and they already had the spring steel ones, so I offered the 801243 black ones from my axle and drilled the spring steel ones for myself
.Either way...they are much more durable than the stock ones when running a locked front.
Originally posted by Palmaris Europe
Tested this months ago. Ran a full solid bar through the one-way with the outdrives attached to either end. But didnt hold it with set screws. Basically a solid axle with no front wheel braking.
Works great with Lola shells on a tight twisty track.
Tested this months ago. Ran a full solid bar through the one-way with the outdrives attached to either end. But didnt hold it with set screws. Basically a solid axle with no front wheel braking.
Works great with Lola shells on a tight twisty track.
06-22-2004 | 03:38 PM
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From: Va Va Voom!
Originally posted by Palmaris Europe
I just got a new camera given too me. Going down town tomorrow to get a USB cable for it and then I will definately put up pictures.
I just got a new camera given too me. Going down town tomorrow to get a USB cable for it and then I will definately put up pictures.
06-22-2004 | 03:38 PM
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From: Va Va Voom!
Originally posted by Finken
Hi
I have just started building my 710 coming from a RR Evo. Looks very good
In the Serpent 710 FAQ, about running in engines, there is a lot of talk about WOT???? What does it mean?
Hi
I have just started building my 710
coming from a RR Evo. Looks very good In the Serpent 710 FAQ, about running in engines, there is a lot of talk about WOT???? What does it mean?
06-22-2004 | 03:41 PM
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From: Va Va Voom!
Originally posted by Proficar403
808223 is correct. http://www.mytsn.com/products/product.asp?prid=369
808223 is correct. http://www.mytsn.com/products/product.asp?prid=369
This is actually the second set I drilled. I have been running the first drilled set for a couple of months. Someone else at the track wanted me to drill a set for them, and they already had the spring steel ones, so I offered the 801243 black ones from my axle and drilled the spring steel ones for myself .
.
Either way...they are much more durable than the stock ones when running a locked front.
This is not what I did at all. I merely replaced the stock outdrives with these.
This is not what I did at all. I merely replaced the stock outdrives with these.
06-22-2004 | 04:55 PM
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From: HOUSTON,TEXAS
Re: Re: Winternats 2004
Originally posted by MrChan
I have already watched the DVD. Swauger 1:8th was just fast but not as fast as Raph, Josh or Fukuda. The way he was driving on the stand was quite funny ... But his 1:10th was very fast and expectly long straight ......I just wonder what the engine he used ?
I have already watched the DVD. Swauger 1:8th was just fast but not as fast as Raph, Josh or Fukuda. The way he was driving on the stand was quite funny ...
But his 1:10th was very fast and expectly long straight ......I just wonder what the engine he used ?
06-22-2004 | 04:56 PM
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Originally posted by Wap
hey guys is there some where i can buy a dvd of some of the big national races. I would love to get a whole series on dvd to watch.
hey guys is there some where i can buy a dvd of some of the big national races. I would love to get a whole series on dvd to watch.
06-22-2004 | 06:50 PM
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From: Taipei
Originally posted by InitialD
You can try here.
I'm not aware of this. If you got the inline one, you could adjust the pipe length via some teflon inserts. If you got the two piece pipe version, there is an outlaw and legal version. You need to purchase a separate manifold for it.
You can try here.
I'm not aware of this. If you got the inline one, you could adjust the pipe length via some teflon inserts. If you got the two piece pipe version, there is an outlaw and legal version. You need to purchase a separate manifold for it.
06-22-2004 | 07:11 PM
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Originally posted by InitialD
For high speed tracks, the newer Nova based pipes are excellent. For short tracks, the Shark pipe gives very good bottom end torque.
For high speed tracks, the newer Nova based pipes are excellent. For short tracks, the Shark pipe gives very good bottom end torque.
i agree that the shark pipe is very good in bottom but did you encounter the pipe was very high fuel consumption ? I used shark but end up it could only last 5 minutes, that is my concern. i am not only the one who have had this issue.