Serpent Shockset Pro 440158 - Spare Shocks for Mini Spyder MT  [SER440158]

Serpent SER440158 Shockset pro Mini Spyder MT
Price:
AUD$25.38
Brand:
Serpent
Model:
SER440158
Condition:
Brand New
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Replacement Shockset for Mini Spyder

The Serpent 440158 Shockset pro is offered as a replacement shock package for the Serpent Mini Spyder Monster truck RTR EP (SER440001). It is suitable as a service part to support suspension maintenance and to re-establish consistent damping on the Mini Spyder MT.

This assembly is designed to plug into the Mini Spyder's original suspension points without requiring geometry changes. Replace shocks when seals are leaking, oil has degraded, or shock bodies show damage, or include the set in a planned tuning refresh.

Notes on installation: the Shockset pro is a drop-in replacement for the vehicle's current shocks and should be paired with standard setup measurements such as appropriate oil weight, spring selection, and ride height adjustments to match driving conditions. Confirm fit against the SER440001 chassis before finishing the build.

Specifications

  • Item: Shockset pro
  • Model Number: 440158
  • Compatibility: Serpent Mini Spyder Monster truck RTR EP (SER440001)
  • Material: not specified

Choose the Serpent 440158 Shockset pro for suspension overhauls or setup updates on the Mini Spyder MT to ensure reliable damping and predictable handling.

How do I confirm the Shockset matches my Mini Spyder?

Measure the shock lengths and mounting spacing against the existing shocks on your SER440001 chassis. The 440158 set is made to match stock dimensions, but a quick trial fit avoids surprises.

Are replacement seals or oil included with the set?

The listing does not specify included consumables. Plan to have suitable shock oil and small seals on hand if you intend to rebuild or service the shocks during installation.

What basic steps are involved in installing these shocks?

Typical steps are remove old shocks, inspect mounting hardware, fit the new Shockset pro to the same mounts, fill and bleed shocks as required, and set initial ride height and spring preload before test running.

How often should I inspect the shocks?

Inspect shocks after every few runs or following heavy impacts. Look for oil seepage, play at mounting points, or changes in damping and address issues promptly to retain handling consistency.

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