Serpent SRX2 Gen3 Front Shockshaft Pair - Pro Spec [SER500700]

Serpent SER500700 Shockshaft Front (2) SRX2 Gen3

Price:

£12.03

Brand:

Serpent

Model:

SER500700

Condition:

Brand New

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Description
FAQ

Fit Pro Spec Front Shafts to Your SRX2 Gen3

These front shockshafts for the Serpent SRX2 Gen3 deliver a dependable upgrade for teams and hobbyists seeking stable damper action. They are produced to keep shock movement true and to resist common wear modes, which helps when refining setup across multiple runs. Ideal for racers who want consistent feedback while tuning.

Main Advantages

Compatibility: Engineered to align with Serpent SRX2 Gen3 geometry for a clean installation and correct travel.
Durability: Designed to tolerate frequent use and reduce the chance of premature failure during intense sessions.
Precision Tuning: Provides stable, repeatable stroke characteristics so adjustments to oil and springs are more predictable.

Are these shaft pairs a direct replacement for SRX2 Gen3 stock parts?

Yes, they are intended as direct replacements for the SRX2 Gen3 front shafts. Fitment should be straightforward but check alignment and travel after fitting.

Can these help with consistency between runs?

Their more stable action reduces variability in shock movement, which helps keep handling consistent when you repeat setup parameters between runs.

Do I need to change my shock oils after fitting?

Changing oils is not mandatory just for the shafts, but if you are refining damping feel it is a good moment to inspect and refresh the shock fluid and seals for optimal performance.

How often should I inspect these parts?

Check shafts after each race day for scoring or bends and examine rod ends for play. Early detection prevents secondary damage to shocks.

Are upgrades available if I need stiffer components?

If you need a noticeably different characteristic, consider pairing the shafts with alternative springs or shock pistons that match your desired stiffness rather than altering the shafts themselves.