Serpent 600842 Alloy Throttle Servo Lever for SRX8  [SER600842]

Serpent SER600842 Servo lever throttle aluminum 24T SRX8
Price:
AUD$44.01
Brand:
Serpent
Model:
SER600842
Condition:
Brand New
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Race Ready Throttle Lever for SRX8

The Serpent 600842 aluminium servo lever brings a tougher, more precise throttle interface to SRX8 models. With a 24T spline it secures tightly to compatible servos, helping drivers get consistent throttle feedback during hard runs.

Why Aluminium Improves Performance

Aluminium offers a good balance of toughness and light weight, resisting the wear that can affect plastic arms. This means fewer replacements and steadier control under load.

Straightforward Fitment to SRX8

Designed for SRX8 installations, the 24T spline lines up with standard servo outputs for a fast, reliable swap. Installing the Serpent 600842 is a simple upgrade for better longevity and throttle feel.

Specifications

  • Material: Aluminum
  • Spline Count: 24T
  • Compatibility: SRX8 chassis

A sensible upgrade for competitors and hobbyists who want a hardwearing, precise throttle lever for SRX8 platforms.

Do I need a specific servo to use this lever?

No special servo is required beyond one with a matching 24T spline. Check the servo manufacturer specs to verify the spline count before fitting.

How long does installation take?

Installation is quick for anyone familiar with basic servo removal and installation. Expect a few minutes to swap the arm and test travel and centring.

Are there upgrade options for lever geometry?

Some drivers experiment with different servo horns or linkage lengths to alter throttle response, but those changes should be tested carefully to keep safe throw and neutral position.

What should I inspect after runs?

After sessions, check the lever for loosened screws, deformation and any signs of wear at the spline. Tighten fasteners and replace the lever if play develops.

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