Serpent SER601322 Bodymount brace carbon SRX8 GT V2  [SER601322]

Serpent SER601322 Bodymount brace carbon SRX8 GT V2
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SER601322
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Carbon bodymount brace for SRX8 GT V2

This Serpent SER601322 carbon bodymount brace is an RC-scale accessory designed to secure touring car body shells and add a stiffening element to the front section of the SRX8 GT V2 platform. It focuses on chassis behaviour and body fit rather than cosmetic changes, providing a stable anchor point for the body during on-track use.

The brace is made from carbon fiber to keep mass low while maintaining rigidity, which helps the body sit consistently over the chassis during cornering and under braking. Its role is primarily to reduce body flex and to provide a repeatable mounting reference that supports setup changes and aerodynamic adjustments.

Installation is straightforward for experienced model builders: the brace replaces or reinforces existing bodymount points and interfaces with the SRX8 GT V2 bodymount arrangement. Verify alignment with your body posts before final tightening to avoid stress on the shell. Use appropriate thread-locking practices on metal-to-metal fasteners as needed for secure fitment.

In tuning terms the brace is a chassis accessory: expect improved consistency in body positioning which can influence aerodynamic feel and driver feedback. Changes to body mounting stiffness are a fine-tune adjustment and should be evaluated together with shock setup and ride height for balanced handling.

This component is a practical upgrade for SRX8 GT V2 owners seeking a durable, low-mass solution to stabilise body fit and support chassis tuning work.

Yes, the Serpent SER601322 is intended for use with the SRX8 GT V2 chassis and matches the SRX8GTR EC GP mounting arrangement where stated.
Carbon reduces flex at the bodymount points, producing more consistent body positioning which can subtly affect aerodynamic balance and driver feedback.
Typical RC hand tools used for chassis work are sufficient, ensure fasteners are compatible with your existing bodymount posts and use care to avoid over-torquing carbon parts.
Inspect for hairline cracks after heavy impacts, keep mounting surfaces clean, and avoid excessive clamping force when installing hardware.

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