Serpent 720
10-05-2006, 05:30 AM
#1471
Originally Posted by eduardo_garcia
The 720 cames with 6% of overdrive. it is a lot for me. I will change the pulley (main axe) to 21t. It may give the same overdrive of the 710 (about 1.5%)
10-05-2006, 05:42 AM
#1472
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by Julius
How do you get 6% overdrive?
A 21t pulley on the 2 speed shaft is standard on the 720!
Were you using a 22t on the 2 speed? I can understand your 6% that way!
A 21t pulley on the 2 speed shaft is standard on the 720!
Were you using a 22t on the 2 speed? I can understand your 6% that way!
front dff: 35t
center shaft middle: 19t
side puley (side belts): both with 22t
main axe center pulley: 24t
rear diff: 47t
Since both side pulleys are equal, we can jsut compare the relation between the front and the rear belts. Therefore, the front relation is 19/35 = 0.542 (each rotation on the main axe is 0.542 rotation on the front wheel) The rear relation is 24/47 = 0.510. Therefore, the difference is 6% (the front wheels are 6% faster than the rear) Ins't it correct?
If the car should came with a standard 21t, this is the thrird main fault on my kit. it's very sad, serpent always delivered top quality products.
10-05-2006, 05:54 AM
#1473
Tech Fanatic
Originally Posted by eduardo_garcia
My 720 came with the following configuration:
front dff: 35t
center shaft middle: 19t
side puley (side belts): both with 22t
main axe center pulley: 24t
rear diff: 47t
Since both side pulleys are equal, we can jsut compare the relation between the front and the rear belts. Therefore, the front relation is 19/35 = 0.542 (each rotation on the main axe is 0.542 rotation on the front wheel) The rear relation is 24/47 = 0.510. Therefore, the difference is 6% (the front wheels are 6% faster than the rear) Ins't it correct?
If the car should came with a standard 21t, this is the thrird main fault on my kit. it's very sad, serpent always delivered top quality products.
front dff: 35t
center shaft middle: 19t
side puley (side belts): both with 22t
main axe center pulley: 24t
rear diff: 47t
Since both side pulleys are equal, we can jsut compare the relation between the front and the rear belts. Therefore, the front relation is 19/35 = 0.542 (each rotation on the main axe is 0.542 rotation on the front wheel) The rear relation is 24/47 = 0.510. Therefore, the difference is 6% (the front wheels are 6% faster than the rear) Ins't it correct?
If the car should came with a standard 21t, this is the thrird main fault on my kit. it's very sad, serpent always delivered top quality products.
I don't have my owners manuel right in front of me.... Check yours and see what it says and what should be there... Make sure you're using the right pulleys... I would even count yours again to make sure you have the correct number on the front side and rear side... .02
RC_Alan
10-05-2006, 06:13 AM
#1474
Originally Posted by eduardo_garcia
My 720 came with the following configuration:
front dff: 35t
center shaft middle: 19t
side puley (side belts): both with 22t
main axe center pulley: 24t
rear diff: 47t
Since both side pulleys are equal, we can jsut compare the relation between the front and the rear belts. Therefore, the front relation is 19/35 = 0.542 (each rotation on the main axe is 0.542 rotation on the front wheel) The rear relation is 24/47 = 0.510. Therefore, the difference is 6% (the front wheels are 6% faster than the rear) Ins't it correct?
If the car should came with a standard 21t, this is the thrird main fault on my kit. it's very sad, serpent always delivered top quality products.
front dff: 35t
center shaft middle: 19t
side puley (side belts): both with 22t
main axe center pulley: 24t
rear diff: 47t
Since both side pulleys are equal, we can jsut compare the relation between the front and the rear belts. Therefore, the front relation is 19/35 = 0.542 (each rotation on the main axe is 0.542 rotation on the front wheel) The rear relation is 24/47 = 0.510. Therefore, the difference is 6% (the front wheels are 6% faster than the rear) Ins't it correct?
If the car should came with a standard 21t, this is the thrird main fault on my kit. it's very sad, serpent always delivered top quality products.
10-05-2006, 06:55 AM
#1475
Originally Posted by asil
According to manual, front side pulley is 22T and rear side pulley is 21T...
10-05-2006, 07:05 AM
#1476
Tech Adept
I've just check my manual. You are correct, it should be 21t. However, my kit came with 22T.
10-05-2006, 07:47 AM
#1477
Originally Posted by eduardo_garcia
I've just check my manual. You are correct, it should be 21t. However, my kit came with 22T.
10-05-2006, 01:46 PM
#1478
Ok ,, since the topic is at hand. Has anyone tried the 22 tooth rear side pulley. if so ,, how did it affect the car, and did it change your rear tire wear?
I've been wanting to try it.
I've been wanting to try it.
10-05-2006, 10:31 PM
#1479
Originally Posted by deepfree_z
Hi,
I try 22t front side pulley to give some over drive to my 720. It worked very well and the belt tension is very good now.( with pro side belt) And you can use the old alu 22t pully too.
I try 22t front side pulley to give some over drive to my 720. It worked very well and the belt tension is very good now.( with pro side belt) And you can use the old alu 22t pully too.
10-06-2006, 05:34 AM
#1480
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by asil
Here's the answer
10-06-2006, 06:00 AM
#1481
Originally Posted by eduardo_garcia
But the standard front pulley is 22t. 22t on the back will increase the overdrive to 6%
10-09-2006, 05:16 AM
#1482
Tech Adept
But the standard front pulley is 22t. 22t on the back will increase the overdrive to 6%.
Yes the ovedrive ratio will be 6% but you should consider the difference between front and rear tyres. That's why I say you should use 3mm split. With 3mm split the overdrive is 1%.
Yes the ovedrive ratio will be 6% but you should consider the difference between front and rear tyres. That's why I say you should use 3mm split. With 3mm split the overdrive is 1%.
10-11-2006, 02:49 PM
#1484
Tech Regular
Originally Posted by Solara
Quick 720 question....does 710's front and rear ball diff 802370 and 802380 fit Serpent 720...? On the 720 reference manual said they are the diff options, but I have ppl telling me it won't...please advise. Thanks a million.
For the rear, you need to get a new pulley, change that and it should fit!
10-13-2006, 12:01 PM
#1485
Attached is what the reference guide calls for to have ball diffs. The stock gear diffs are 35T front and 47T rear. The ball diffs of the 710 are 35t front and 45T rear.
Cyclops is right, just change the rear to a 47T (part#808376) and it should be fine.
Cyclops is right, just change the rear to a 47T (part#808376) and it should be fine.
Last edited by Derby Bros Racing; 08-06-2007 at 02:30 PM.