SRX8 GT V2 Bodymount Brace Carbon Upgrade - SER601322 Serpent  [SER601322]

Serpent SER601322 Bodymount brace carbon SRX8 GT V2
Price:
AUD$0.00
Brand:
Serpent
Model:
SER601322
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Fitment and Installation Notes for SRX8 GT V2

The Serpent SER601322 carbon bodymount brace is an RC accessory that secures touring car shells and adds front-end stiffness to the SRX8 GT V2 chassis. It is intended to improve how the body sits and to provide a reliable mounting point during racing.

Constructed from carbon fibre to maintain a low mass while offering high stiffness, the brace helps the shell remain stable through corners and under braking forces. The component primarily reduces body flex and establishes a consistent reference for setup and aero work.

Fitting is aimed at experienced hobbyists: the brace will reinforce or replace existing bodymounts and integrates with the SRX8 GT V2 arrangement. Confirm post alignment before tightening and use appropriate locking compound on metal-to-metal threads where needed for secure fitment.

As a tuning accessory this brace provides more predictable body positioning which can influence aerodynamic balance and driver feel. Test any change in mounting rigidity alongside suspension and ride height adjustments for a balanced result.

A useful, lightweight upgrade for SRX8 GT V2 drivers seeking reliable body mounting and easier setup comparisons.

The brace replaces or strengthens the stock bodymount arrangement on the SRX8 GT V2. Line up the brace with your existing posts, secure with the correct fasteners, and check for even contact across the shell interface.
Typical RC screwdrivers, hex drivers and pliers cover the job. Use compatible fasteners for your posts and consider medium strength thread lock for metal screws.
Most common SRX8 GT V2 shells will fit without trimming, but always check clearance around the brace and adjust post positions if necessary before final tightening.
Avoid overtightening screws, use hand tools rather than power drivers, and protect edges when levering the shell into place.

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