Serpent 811E Buggy Thread
#3931
Tech Addict
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 590
From: Auckland,New Zealand
#3933
Got your email I'll send one off. Don't start changing multi things around. You will get lost you won't know what works. Get a good base setup, then make one setup change then run it. Use the same tires your planning to race on practice day for testing.
Read the JQ tuning guide it very informative. I run CSI pistons so my shock setup will be very different. Also if your squirreled try turning down your epa on your radio a tad if your running on a loss track.
Read the JQ tuning guide it very informative. I run CSI pistons so my shock setup will be very different. Also if your squirreled try turning down your epa on your radio a tad if your running on a loss track.
#3935
Chicky posted his lcrc setup. Make sure you use f10 m12 r6 on the diffs he made a mistake on the sheet. For the front csi blue pistons take kyosho 16mm csi blue pistons and drill the center hole out to 3mm. On the rear take a set of 8 hole conical pistons and drill out 4 1.3mm holes so drill every other hole. Any other questions direct them to chicky!
#3937
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 2,463
From: Kansas City
I heard this month. I like the look of it, I think well worth the wait.
Is anyone else running a castle 2200kv in their serpents? I'm curious of gearing and torque settings. and center diff fluid.
Is anyone else running a castle 2200kv in their serpents? I'm curious of gearing and torque settings. and center diff fluid.
#3942
Tech Adept
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 183
It think it is this body.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=3&theater
They havent released it yet.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=3&theater
They havent released it yet.
#3944
Those big flat battery tray side are a perfect spot for some Velcro
#3945
Going to try it!! Thanks
I don't use the rear body mount. I cut all if the back away that wraps around and use Velcro to hold the body in back and the one front body clip. Works awesome, let's a little more air flow thru and you never crack the body anymore due to chassis flex
Those big flat battery tray side are a perfect spot for some Velcro
Those big flat battery tray side are a perfect spot for some Velcro




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