Serpent 401548 411-S Servo Mount - Precision Component [SER401548]

Price:

£5.58

Brand:

Serpent

Model:

SER401548

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Brand New

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Description
FAQ

Secure servo mounting for the 411-S with Serpent 401548

The Serpent 401548 Servo Mount provides a reliable mounting option tailored to the 411-S chassis, helping to keep servo alignment true under load. It supports consistent steering behaviour during competitive or club use.

Solid construction for steady control

Designed for the 411-S chassis, the Serpent 401548 delivers a firm foundation for standard hobby servos. Its sturdy build reduces the chance of servo shift that can introduce steering inconsistency, making setup more predictable.

What this mount brings to your car

Accurate manufacturing: Produced to fit the 411-S mounting points precisely.
Enhanced rigidity: Secures the servo to cut down on unwanted movement.
Easy integration: Matches the 411-S chassis layout for straightforward fitting.

Is the Serpent 401548 suitable for high-torque servos?

High-torque servos can be used with this mount if the servo casing matches the 411-S mounting footprint. Ensure mounting screws and chassis points are rated for the loads involved.

Will fitting this require changes to servo linkages?

The mount is intended to keep the servo in the original position, so major linkage changes are unlikely. Still check horn position and adjust endpoints after installation.

How should I maintain the mount?

Inspect the mounting screws regularly and replace any that show wear. Clean contact areas and re-check tightness after a few runs to keep performance consistent.

Does this mount affect radio interference or wiring?

The mount itself has no impact on radio signals. Route servo leads away from noisy electronics and secure wiring to prevent chafe against the mount or chassis.

Can I paint or finish the mount?

If you choose to finish the mount, ensure paint layers do not affect screw holes or interfere with fitment. Test fit before final assembly to avoid dimensional issues.