September 12, 2013

Serpent Spyder 2WD buggy kit

Serpent Spyder 2WD buggy kit

After releasing first teaser images Serpent now have body-off images and additional information on the Spyder 2WD buggy available. Thought out by  Cobra 1/8 buggy designer and former World Champion Billy Easton the Spyder is a purpose-built rear motor buggy with a composite rub chassis, 3-gear gearbox with 3-pad slipper clutch and adjustable differential height. The differential itself is a ball-type unit with large balls for improved power transfer while retaining good drivability on slippery surfaces. The suspension is highly adjustable and allows for easy castor changes using 0° to 2.5° inserts while at the rear toe-in, roll centre and anti-squat settings are adjustable inboard with the rear hubs allow also outboard toe changes. Included are 12mm RCM-type big bore shock absorbers, carbon fibre shock towers, metric hex hardware, lightweight yet durable spring steel driveshafts and an aerodynamic cab forward body shell. A dedicated mid motor buggy for high-traction surfaces will follow soon.


Serpent Spyder 2WD buggy kit

Features
– Composite chassis plate
– 4mm Carbon fibre front and rear shock towers
– Dual system 12mm big bore shocks
– Spring steel front and rear track rods
– Caster block inserts come as 0, 2.5 and 5 degree version
– Rear uprights with toe-in adjustment
– Steering system with reverse swinging pivot system
– Adjustable Ackermann
– Spring steel wheel axles and rear 12mm alloy hex adapter
– Limited slip ball differential
– Optional anti-roll bars
– Rear aluminium suspension mounts with inserts
– Body shell and rear wing
– Composite rear wing is fully adjustable from 0 to 8 degree
– White nylon disc wheels included

Serpent Spyder 2WD buggy kit

Serpent Spyder 2WD buggy kit

Serpent Spyder 2WD buggy kit

Serpent Spyder 2WD buggy kit

Serpent Spyder 2WD buggy kit

Serpent Spyder 2WD buggy kit

Source: Serpent [serpent.com]



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