Serpent 500901 13mm Shock Piston 2-Hole 1.6mm Replacement  [SER500901]

Serpent SER500901 Shock 13mm piston 2 hole 1,6mm
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Serpent
Model:
SER500901
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Designed for 13mm Shock Bodies

The Serpent 500901 piston is built for RC shock assemblies with a 13mm internal diameter and uses a two-port 1.6mm bore profile. It serves as a replacement component or a tuning choice for dampers where oil flow control is part of setup refinement and routine upkeep.

Effect on setup: Port count and bore size set the resistance to oil flow across the piston, which directly affects low-speed and mid-speed damping traits. Choosing a 2-hole 1.6mm piston provides a distinct mid-range flow characteristic that can be used to fine-tune ride compliance and rebound without altering spring hardware.

Fitting guidance: Disassemble the shock carefully, remove the shaft and old piston, then fit the Serpent 500901 unit ensuring thread engagement and o-ring condition are correct. Apply a small amount of shock oil to o-rings and shaft to prevent damage on assembly, then cycle the damper to confirm proper function and eliminate trapped air before reinstalling on the chassis.

Fit checks: This piston is compatible with most 13mm shock bodies that accept replaceable pistons. Confirm whether your shocks use a threaded or press-fit piston and verify shaft diameter compatibility before final installation. Coordinate piston choice with shock oil weight and spring rates for consistent results.

Longevity depends on operating conditions and maintenance. Regular inspection of threads and seals, and preventing contaminants during assembly, will extend service life.
Two medium-sized ports give a measured flow rate that typically softens high-frequency harshness while maintaining controllable mid-speed damping, useful when seeking balance without drastic geometry changes.
Clean shock internals, replace worn o-rings, and ensure the piston threads match the shock shaft. Use shock oil for lubrication and bleed the unit to remove trapped air.

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