SRX8 GT V2 Carbon Bodymount Brace for Touring Cars - SER601322 by Serpent  [SER601322]

Serpent SER601322 Bodymount brace carbon SRX8 GT V2
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Brand:
Serpent
Model:
SER601322
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SRX8 GT V2 Carbon Bodymount Brace Overview

This Serpent SER601322 carbon bodymount brace is an RC-scale accessory designed to secure touring car body shells and add a stiffening element to the front section of the SRX8 GT V2 platform. It emphasises consistent body fit and chassis behaviour rather than visual alterations, providing a firm anchor for the shell during track sessions.

The brace is manufactured from carbon fiber to minimise weight while keeping high stiffness, helping the body remain steady over the chassis under cornering and braking. Its main purpose is to limit body flex and deliver a repeatable mounting datum that assists setup adjustments and aerodynamic testing.

Installation is straightforward for experienced builders: the brace either reinforces or replaces existing bodymount points and interfaces with the SRX8 GT V2 bodymount layout. Check alignment with your body posts before final tightening to prevent stress on the shell, and use thread lock on metal fasteners where appropriate.

From a setup perspective the brace is a chassis tuning aid: expect more repeatable body positioning that can influence aerodynamic feel and driver input. Any change in mounting stiffness should be assessed alongside damper settings and ride height to maintain balanced handling.

This part is a practical upgrade for SRX8 GT V2 owners wanting a low-mass, robust option to stabilise body fit and aid chassis setup.

It is intended for the SRX8 GT V2 and is produced to match the stated SRX8GTR EC GP mounting arrangement. Minor alignment checks may be needed to suit specific body shells.
Carbon reduces flex at the mounting points, which yields steadier body positioning and can subtly change aerodynamic balance and the feedback a driver feels from the chassis.
Standard RC hand tools are sufficient. Make sure the fasteners match your existing posts and tighten carefully to avoid over-stressing the carbon.
After heavy impacts inspect for hairline cracks, keep contact areas clean, and avoid excessive clamp force when fitting hardware.

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