SRX8 GTE Carbon Chassis Upgrade for Cobra SRX8 GTE - SER601392 by Serpent  [SER601392]

Serpent SER601392 Chassis carbon SRX8GTE R
Price:
AUD$167.59
Brand:
Serpent
Model:
SER601392
Condition:
Brand New
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Plate description and purpose

The Serpent SER601392 carbon chassis plate is an RC replacement designed for the Cobra SRX8 GTE range. It is manufactured as a direct-fit spare for the Cobra SRX8 GTE EP kit and forms the structural base that ties together suspension, drivetrain, and electronics in 1/8 scale GT electric vehicles.

Made from carbon fiber, the plate targets increased torsional stiffness and consistent flex patterns typical of carbon parts. Fit it when the stock chassis is damaged or when a different stiffness characteristic is needed during setup and tuning.

Installation is aimed at experienced builders: the plate replaces the original chassis plate and mounts with the kit’s existing hardware and spacer layout. Follow the Cobra SRX8 GTE EP assembly instructions for correct torque values and mounting order to keep drivetrain alignment and clearances intact.

Specifications

  • Item: Chassis plate
  • Material: Carbon fiber
  • Model Number: SER601392
  • Compatibility: Cobra SRX8 GTE EP (SER600058)

This Serpent carbon chassis plate is intended for hobbyists needing a direct replacement or experimenting with chassis stiffness during setup; always verify fit and alignment before running the car.

A change in chassis stiffness can affect lap times depending on track and setup; use it alongside suspension adjustments to extract potential gains.
Handle the carbon plate carefully to avoid cracking at mounting points. Use correct torque settings and rubber washers where recommended to protect the carbon.
This plate is listed for Cobra SRX8 GTE EP (SER600058). Confirm geometry and mounting detail if using different SRX8 variants before fitting.
Increased chassis stiffness typically sharpens initial turn-in and can shift balance; you may need to tweak roll centre or damping to regain desired behaviour.
Possibly. A stiffer chassis can require softer springs or adjusted shock settings to maintain traction and control, depending on driving conditions.
Experienced hobbyists can fit the plate themselves, but less experienced builders may prefer professional help to ensure proper alignment and torqueing.

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