Front/Rear wishbone shock mount for SRX8GTR chassis - Serpent 601411  [SER601411]

Serpent SER601411 Carbon wishbone shock mount fr/rr
Price:
NZD$40.77
Brand:
Serpent
Model:
SER601411
Condition:
Brand New
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Front and rear carbon wishbone mount

The Serpent 601411 Carbon Wishbone Shock Mount is an RC-scale suspension upgrade intended for both front and rear wishbone arrangements. This carbon component replaces the original plastic or metal mounts to alter suspension stiffness and geometry on SRX8GTR-compatible setups.

Suited to 1/8 on-road electric and nitro models referencing the SRX8GTR EC GP SER600077 platform, the mount offers a rigid pick-up for wishbones and shocks. In practice the change in local compliance at the shock pick-up can influence roll behaviour and steering feel when combined with corresponding chassis adjustments.

Installation requires basic modelling skills: remove the current mount, carry over any bearings and hardware that fit, and secure the carbon part into the factory mounting holes. Confirm correct thread engagement, torque settings and then check wheel alignment and suspension travel once fitted.

Specifications

  • Item Wishbone shock mount front/rear
  • Material Carbon fiber
  • Model Number SER601411
  • Compatibility SRX8GTR EC GP SER600077

This carbon wishbone mount is a targeted upgrade for SRX8GTR-based 1/8 on-road models where builders want a firmer, lighter shock attachment point; always double-check compatibility with your chassis listing.

Carbon fibre offers higher stiffness and lower weight than plastic; it performs well in regular use but can be susceptible to fracture in severe impacts. Inspect after heavy hits.
Check the screw holes and nearby laminate for any signs of delamination or cracking, especially after off-track impacts. Replace if damage appears.
If the original hardware seats correctly in the new mount, you can reuse it. Verify fit and rotate bearings to ensure smooth movement.
After an impact, remove the mount and inspect all contact edges, then run the car slowly to confirm suspension travel and steering are unchanged before full-speed running.

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