
INTRODUCTION
Enjoy racing !
Team Serpent
INSTRUCTIONS
SETUP
INSTRUCTIONS , HOW TO USE
EXPLODED VI EWS AND PARTS LIST
Serpent developed the S120 PRO model car for demanding racers in the
highly competitive electric 1/12th scale pan car market, which like all our
previous cars, has been designed to win straight from the box.
Featuring a number of very effective features such as a fully adjustable front
end, machined aluminium rear pod, side-links combined with ball-link tube-
system to control chassis roll and grip, top-mounted shock-absorber, quick and
easy tweak adjustment and PRO quality materials throughout, the S120–PRO
should see you in the winners circle in no time. In fact everything associated
with this car is of the highest quality, from the packaging and supplied manuals,
right through to the product and race support.
Serpent’s long tradition of excellence extends to the instruction manuals, and
this instruction manual is no exception. The easy-to-follow layout is richly
illustrated with 3D-rendered full-color images to make your building experience
quick and easy. Following the instructions will result in a well-built, high-
performance race-car that will soon be able to unleash its full potential at the
racetrack.
The kit includes bags, with bagnumbers, which refer to the same step in the
manual. Open only the indicated bag(s) per step and finish that part of the
assembly. Remaining parts will be needed lateron in the assembly process.
In certain assembly steps you need to make basic adjustments, which will give
you a good initial setup for your Serpent S120–PRO. Fine-tuning the initial setup
is an essential part of building a high-performance racecar like yourS120–PRO.
The exploded views and parts lists for the Serpent S120–PRO are presented
in the Reference Guide section in the back of this manual. The exploded views
show all the parts of a particular assembly step along with the Serpent part
number. The parts lists indicate the part number andname of each part for
easy reference when ordering.
Serpent has made a strong effort to make this manual as complete and clear
as possible. Additional info may be published in our website: www.serpent.com
or you may ask your dealer or the Serpent distributor for advice, or email
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additional means of support and communications.
SAFETY
Read and take note of the ‘Read this First section’ before proceeding to
assemble the car-kit. This car-kit is intended for persons aged 16 or older.
- This is a highly technical hobby product, intended to be used in a safe racing environment.
This car is capable of speeds in excess of 80 km/h or 50mph. Please follow these guidelines
when building and operating this model.
- Parental guidance is required when the builder/user of this car is under 16.
- Follow the building instructions. If in doubt, contact your dealer or importer.
- Be sure to use the proper tools when assembling the car. Always exercise caution
when using electric tools, knives and other sharp objects.
- Be careful when using liquids like lubrication oil, fuel or glue. Do not swallow.
- Follow the manufacturer’s instruction in case you experience irritation after using the
product.
- Be careful when operating the car. Stay away from any rotating parts such as wheels,
gears and transmission. Stay away from motor, engine and exhaust pipe system or speedo
during and immediately after use, as these parts may be very hot. We advise to use
protective hand cloves.
- Only operate this car in a safe environment, like a special racing track or a closed parking
lot. Avoid using this car on public roads, crowded places or near infants.
- Before operating this car, always check the mechanical status of the car. Also check that
the transmitter and receiver frequencies correspond and are not used by any other racer at
the same time. Check that the batteries of the transmitter and receiver- are fully charged.
- After use, always check all the mechanics of the car. We advise to clean the car
immediately after use, and inspect the parts for wear or fractures.
Replace when necessary. Do not use water, methanol, thinner or other solvents to
clean the car.
- Empty the fuel tank (depending on model) if needed and disconnect the
receiver battery.
- Store the car in a dry and heated place to avoid corrosion of metal parts.
- Avoid using this car in wet conditions as the water will cause corrosion on
the metal parts and bearings and these parts will cease to function properly.
If driven in the wet, ensure that all the electric equipment is waterproofed
and after use, that all moving parts are dried immediately.