Serpent 600817 SRX8 5 Hole 1.4mm Shock Piston Upgrade [SER600817]

Serpent SER600817 Shock piston 5 holes 1.4 (4) SRX8

Price:

£7.97

Brand:

Serpent

Model:

SER600817

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Tune SRX8 Damping with Accurate 1.4mm Ports

Boost the handling of your Serpent SRX8 with the SER600817 piston set. The five 1.4mm apertures on each piston help stabilise oil flow and let you refine shock response for better track manners.

What the Serpent Shock Pistons Deliver

Exact Port Geometry: Five 1.4mm apertures provide uniform flow characteristics for consistent shock action.
Setup Control: The 1.4mm sizing is effective for subtle damping adjustments to improve turn-in and mid-corner grip.
Model Fitment: Specifically matched to the Serpent SRX8 shock internals for correct installation.
Race-Ready Construction: Engineered to tolerate frequent rebuilds and the demands of circuit use.

Quick Install, Clear Results

Fitting the Serpent SER600817 pistons is straightforward and they provide clear feedback changes when altering oil weight or spring rates, helping you converge on the best setup faster.

Are these pistons reversible for different damping?

The pistons are symmetric but damping changes are achieved by varying oil weight and piston combinations rather than flipping the piston over.

Do I need to alter spring rates when using these pistons?

Spring rates are tuned independently, but you may find you can use slightly softer or firmer springs depending on the resulting damping feel after fitting the pistons.

What signs indicate pistons need replacing?

Replace pistons if you see gouges, uneven ports, or persistent leakage that cleaning does not fix, as these affect damping consistency.

Can these pistons be used with foam or oil-filled shocks?

They are intended for oil-filled SRX8 shocks; foam-filled setups do not rely on piston porting in the same way and will behave differently.