- Serpent SRX4 - Jared Kirkwood - Build -
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Front and rear gear differentials. Both built very well.
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Like the 2wd SRX2 the SRX4 features adjustable differential height.
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The center transmission comes equipped with an aluminum locker. A clicker is available as option for those that would like that adjustment.
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Bag 2 is completed by attaching center transmission to the chassis
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Bag 3 completes the transmission assembly.
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Added some set screws to hold the insert into place. This removes play that develops as the kit ages.
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Pre-tapping all the camber link holes in the inner mounts and hubs during the build makes for easier adjustments at the track.
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Bags 4 and 5 completes the rear suspension. Be sure to check your sway bar tweak by making sure the suspension arms lift the same amount on each side. Easy measured with calipers.
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Best sway bar design in the industry. Both sides lift exactly the same amount
No modifications needed the rear end as everything built beautifully
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Build tip: Soak all the metal to metal steering parts to remove machining oils. This will help prevent o all a DNF as the locktight will work better.
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Bag 6 completes the steering assembly.
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Bag 8 completes the front suspension.
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Cut out a small notch in the mud guard to get the SMC 120AMP ESC to fit.
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