Serpent Natrix 750-e 200mm 1/10 Electric Touring Car Kit
About this part
For those looking for unreal speed this Natrix 750-e features a few design changes to make this car ready for big power. An optional motor mount (sold separately) can be installed to allow an 1/8th scale motor (SER804505). To keep this big power going to the tires the rear belt has been stretched to 9mm width to keep the belt from slipping. An optional wheelie bar (SER804521) is available for the extreme machines.
Features:
- Front bumper has improved aerodynamic effects and offers excellent protection
- Carbon fiber front bumper mounts with aluminum post
- Symmetrical 7075 aluminum chassis plate for optimized flex and torsion
- Aluminum threaded shock bodies
- Super smooth x-ring
- Low Profile 3.0mm carbon fiber shock tower with multiple shock mounting locations for fine tuning
- Composite steering blocks with 2 Ackermann positions
- Steering block inserts to change the kingpin inclination to a leading or trailing position
- The uprights offer mounting position for the steel camber-rod with L/R threading
- Roll center changes can be made on top of the upright with shims.
- Durable spring steel wheel axles and driveshafts bring the power to the wheels
- Precision molded pullies
- Low friction Kevlar reinforced belts with fine pitch
- Aluminum machined belt-tensioner
- Motor
- Electronic speed control
- 4S or 6S batteries (depending on motor/ESC setup)
- Battery charger
- 2-channel surface transmitter and receiver
- Steering servo
- Body
- Paint for body
- Tires & wheels
Reviews5.0 · 1 review
Pretty good kit. Everything well organized in packs, but there are a few issues. How does a $700+ car not come with an instruction manual? You have to go to serpents website and literally download the manual..... If youre going the 1/8 motor route as i did, as it stated in the description youll need the upgraded motor mount from serpent... which there are none available on the entire planet. You'll also need to buy a higher tooth spur gear as the 40t spur gear and the recommended pinion for a 1/8 scale motor, wont get close enough to each other to mesh because the motor will rub against the rear drive pulley. You'll also need and this is a MUST a low profile steering servo because if you have battery packs that are wide, with a standard servo, it wont clear.