Serpent 804374 Front Axle Upgrade Kit  [SER804374]

Serpent SER804374 Solid Axle set Front Aluminium
Price:
NZD$76.66
Brand:
Serpent
Model:
SER804374
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Compact front axle upgrade for tighter cornering

For hobbyists running Serpent 747, 747-e or Natrix 748 platforms, the Serpent 804374 Front Aluminum Solid Axle Set provides a focused upgrade to front end grip. It is aimed at drivers who want a predictable front response for technical track sections.

Quality materials for consistent lap performance

The kit centres on a hard-coated 7075 T6 aluminium shaft for strength without excess mass. The gear adaptor uses the same alloy, while composite gears and spring-steel driveshaft adaptors complete the kit to withstand repeated race use.

Tuning tips for solid axle behaviour

Converting to a solid axle will change how the car rotates and how traction is distributed. Drivers should tweak spring rates and differential settings to suit this layout, which can reward precise driving with better traction in slow-speed corners.

Specifications

  • Material: 7075 T6 Aluminum
  • Compatibility: Serpent 747, 747-e, Natrix 748
  • Components: Central shaft, gear adaptor, composite gear, pins, driveshaft adaptors

The Serpent 804374 Front Aluminum Solid Axle Set is a compact, race-focused option for drivers seeking improved front traction and predictable handling on technical tracks.

Is this axle hard to fit to my chassis?

Installation follows standard front axle replacement steps for these Serpent models. Basic tools and attention to gear mesh are all that is required for most hobbyists.

Will this improve traction on low grip surfaces?

On low grip tracks the solid axle can help by sharing load and limiting wheelspin, but setup adjustments like tyre choice and camber will still play a major role.

Are spare parts available for this kit?

Common wear parts such as composite gears and pins can be sourced separately. Keep spares of small items if you race regularly to avoid downtime.

How should I check gear alignment?

Set a tight, even mesh without binding. Spin the assembly by hand after assembly to ensure there is no rubbing or excessive play before test runs.

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