SRX8 Gen4 Transmission Brace for Front and Rear Nylon Drivetrain Support - Serpent 601372  [SER601372]

Serpent SER601372 Transmission brace nylon FR+RR SRX8 Gen4
Price:
CAD$12.90
Brand:
Serpent
Model:
SER601372
Condition:
Brand New
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Overview of the transmission brace

This Serpent 601372 transmission brace is an RC-scale replacement part intended for SRX8 Gen4 chassis where extra support for the front and rear transmission mounts is needed. The piece is manufactured from nylon to help keep gearbox mounting points aligned and to reduce flex under load, aiding consistent drivetrain geometry.

Compatibility is limited to SRX8 Gen4 as indicated by the product name. No claims are made for other chassis or models beyond that designation. The part suits both electric and nitro touring-style RC layouts that share the SRX8 Gen4 transmission arrangement.

Installation notes: the brace replaces or supplements existing transmission supports and uses the original mounting points and fasteners from the SRX8 Gen4 kit. Minor trimming or adjustment of adjacent components may be necessary for tight fits depending on chassis setup, but no special tools beyond common hobby hex drivers are normally required.

Tuning role: fitting this nylon brace alters local stiffness around the gearbox mounting area. Expect modest changes in drivetrain lash feedback and a small influence on how power is conveyed through the spur and pinion during acceleration and braking. Treat it as one element in a wider tuning plan, balanced with suspension and drivetrain choices rather than as a single cure.

It mounts using the SRX8 Gen4's original fasteners and mounting points. Inspect the kit screws for wear and reuse them if they are in good condition.
Yes. Because the brace increases local stiffness, you may notice slight differences in how drivetrain lash and power application feel. These effects are generally subtle and should be tuned alongside suspension settings.
No special bearings or screws are expected for installation. Use the kit hardware, but check for stripped or damaged fasteners and replace them if necessary.

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