Serpent 601378 Radioplate mounts carbon for SRX8 Gen4 GP  [SER601378]

Serpent SER601378 Radioplate mounts carbon
Price:
USD$29.70
Brand:
Serpent
Model:
SER601378
Condition:
Brand New
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Radioplate mount for SRX8 Gen4

This Serpent SER601378 radioplate mounts carbon is an RC-scale replacement part designed for the SRX8 Gen4 GP (SER600024) platform. It provides a carbon-based mounting solution for the radio plate area, intended to maintain a stable position for the receiver and associated electronics while contributing to predictable chassis behaviour during setup changes.

The component is intended to work as part of a 1/8 on-road chassis assembly, offering improved stiffness compared with many stock plastic mounts. Because it is a structural mounting element rather than an electronic or precision mechanical assembly, installation typically involves reusing existing mounting points and fasteners from the original radioplate arrangement on the SRX8 Gen4.

For tuning, the radioplate mount affects how the radio and any small ancillary components are secured relative to the chassis. A stiffer mount can reduce unwanted movement under cornering loads, which can help maintain consistent throttle and steering inputs from the receiver and avoid marginal shifts in weight distribution that might affect handling.

Specifications

  • Item: Radioplate mounts
  • Material: Carbon
  • Model Number: SER601378
  • Compatibility: SRX8 Gen4 GP (SER600024)

As a direct-fit carbon radioplate mounting option for SRX8 Gen4 GP chassis, this Serpent 601378 part is aimed at modelers seeking a firmer mounting solution for the receiver area to support consistent handling and easier tuning adjustments.

The part is listed for SRX8 Gen4 GP (SER600024) and is intended as a direct replacement using the same mounting points, so no chassis modification should be required for standard installs.
Installers should reuse the original fasteners where possible, check alignment before final tightening, and ensure electronics have adequate isolation to avoid chafing against the carbon surface.
Carbon increases stiffness at the mount point, which can reduce micro-movement of the radio and help keep weight distribution and control inputs more consistent during cornering, aiding repeatable setup work.
Periodic inspection for surface damage and checking that fasteners remain torque-correct is recommended; clean with a soft brush and avoid solvents that can affect bonded finishes.

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