RC-Monster Forums

RC-Monster Forums (https://www.rc-monster.com/forum/index.php)
-   GorillaMaxx (https://www.rc-monster.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=16)
-   -   G1s Gorilla maxx slash (https://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23040)

Cmendastrtduk 08.18.2009 02:44 AM

G1s Gorilla maxx slash
 
LOL... I think I'm the only to buy this product... It's seems
To he great I it all dialed in accept for one huge problem... The steering bell crank.. It says all over evrything you read "direct replacement" however there is tons of bump steer due to the fact they decided to change the way the bell crank is secured to the chassis and I have yet to fix it.... Other than it's a great chassis even not being able to steer I still woop my friend that has the thunder tech chassis. Please help looking for answers I race on wed....
Puzzled,
Chris

Cmendastrtduk 08.18.2009 02:50 AM

Oh and I replaced the arms and turnbuckles and bearings and caster blocks and bearing holders and steering bell crank still no dice... And I even tried putting a spacer with a washer and bolt down threw the chassis hoping to secure the bell crank with a shaft through it and there is still bump steer....
Very puzzled,
Chris

RC-Monster Mike 08.18.2009 09:01 AM

Bumpsteer is often caused from the steering linkage and suspension arms being on a different plane thoughout the range of motion. It can often be minimized with proper shims - with the suspension arms level, try to get the steering linkage/turnbuckle to be level with the lower suspension arm as a start point. Sometime people simply install the turnbuckle on the wrong side of the steering knuckle(top instead of bottom or vise versa), which results in huge amounts of bump steer. :)

Cmendastrtduk 08.18.2009 11:11 AM

G1s slash
 
LOL the turn buckles are not the issue they can only go on one way I have the traxxas alliminum ones ....and I did check just to make sure eveything is level as far as to arms and it looks perfect
Puzzled,
Chris

lincpimp 08.18.2009 11:18 AM

take a pic of one side so we can see where you have both ends of the steering tierods (turnbuckles) mounted. No reason it would have any more bumpsteer than the stock slash.

RC-Monster Mike 08.18.2009 11:24 AM

I honestly don't see how the bellcrank assembly on the Gmaxx chassis can cause any more bump steer - it attaches in the same location as the stock Slash and on the same parts(skid and front assembly are stock). The only difference is the uper chassis attachement, which shouldn't have any impact on the steering(unless it binds or something, which is a different story altogether). Please show some pictures - it may be that something is installed differently or incorrectly that is causing the issue.

Cmendastrtduk 08.18.2009 11:54 AM

I can't post pictures on here but I did send mike some hopefully I did just put something together wrong...

suicideneil 08.18.2009 02:02 PM

Pictures > photobucket.com > RC-Monster forum... :neutral:

Cmendastrtduk 08.18.2009 02:05 PM

From a iphone I would be impressed

Cmendastrtduk 08.18.2009 02:06 PM

I emaile like five pics to mike in hopes that he could see something that's wrong

suicideneil 08.18.2009 02:13 PM

Ah, I see. My flatmate has an IPhone, wonderful things, but hopeless for actually doing anything useful it seems (like uploading pictures)... :lol:

Cmendastrtduk 08.18.2009 02:26 PM

Maybe mike will post pics ... I'm gonna I
To my buddy at hobby people right bow maybe e could figure it out I know it's a simple little problem that I just over look or it's something that is above me LOL I don't know????

suicideneil 08.18.2009 02:34 PM

Ignoring the different bell crank fitment issue, compare your setup to the stock slash setup on the traxxas website:

http://www.traxxas.com/products/elec...5805_views.htm

gotta be something simple though...

Cmendastrtduk 08.18.2009 04:16 PM

I have a spec class slash right here next to me

big greg 08.19.2009 12:04 AM

you cant upload pics on the computer from the i phone?

_paralyzed_ 08.19.2009 09:00 AM

sorry 'bout that last one Mods. I'll play nicer:intello:

BL_RV0 08.22.2009 11:47 AM

Uploading pics from the iphone is decently easy. Go onto your photobucket, and find the option to upload pics from your mobile phone, it'll be an email address. Then copy that email address, make it a contact. I call mine Photobucket. Surprising, eh? Then under your "photos" app, click the icon in the left bottom of the screen that looks like a box with a arrow in it. Click on the pics you want to send, and click share, then click email. that will take you to an email with the pics in it. Then you can type in your contact name for the photobucket email, and it will send the pics to your photobucket. Then, copy the [img] tagged link below the photo to here, and post, voila, you have pics.

Cmendastrtduk 08.22.2009 12:02 PM

I wish you had some knowledge about the gmaxx chassis don't really care bout the phone

suicideneil 08.22.2009 07:08 PM

:lol:

Anyway, salvation may be at hand:

http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21511

Not sure if hes got it finished yet, but if he has he may be able to help.

LiqrSicc 09.06.2009 06:53 PM

BL_Rev0 did you ever fix the problem you were having? Any new pics?

BL_RV0 09.06.2009 07:38 PM

Which problem?

LiqrSicc 09.06.2009 08:11 PM

Sorry bro, I meant Cmendastrtduk. Lol


All times are GMT -4. The time now is 03:49 PM.

Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.