Carbon Rear Wishbone 601402 for SRX8GTR EC GP SER600077 by Serpent  [SER601402]

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Brand:
Serpent
Model:
SER601402
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Lightweight carbon rear arm for the SRX8GTR

The Serpent 601402 carbon wishbone rr is an RC rear suspension arm made to work with SRX8GTR EC GP SER600077 chassis. Constructed from carbon fiber, it provides a lightweight, rigid alternative to stock arms while keeping the original geometry for predictable handling adjustments.

When fitting the part, align the arm with the chassis mounting points and reuse factory hardware where appropriate. Take care not to overtighten mounting screws and verify there is sufficient clearance for nearby driveline parts at initial installation. If swapping out a broken plastic arm, check ball stud seating and hinge pin tolerances prior to first run.

In setup terms, this wishbone impacts toe settings, roll center and lateral rigidity of the rear. Small incremental changes to mounting or arm length will influence balance, so adjust shocks and toe progressively and evaluate on-track. Regularly inspect for any signs of fiber separation or surface cracks after hard impacts.

Designed as a direct aftermarket replacement for the listed Serpent chassis, this carbon arm supports suspension tuning goals and improved durability while maintaining the chassis layout.

Inspect the arm after any heavy impact and perform a quick check before each session. Look for hairline cracks, delamination or flex at pivot points and replace the arm if you find structural concerns.
Avoid harsh solvents that can attack adhesives or finishes. Use mild soap and water and gently remove grit from hinge areas to prevent accelerated wear.
Replace the wishbone if you detect any through-cracks, delamination layers separating, or if pivot holes have elongated beyond safe limits.
Store parts away from prolonged UV exposure and extreme heat. Keep them in a padded bag or box to prevent accidental impacts that could compromise the fiber structure.

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