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E revo steering...
how do you hook up the E revo steering using the gorilla setup? the stock lengths revo stuff too long...
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I went to the local hobby store and bought what I needed. Just a matter of finding the right size. Also upgraded the servo arm to blue alum. Works great. However the servo is mounted upside down so you need to use locktight because on my first run the screw backed out a little and the arm was rubbing against the chassis. :027:
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I did some modifciation with dremel I dremel the shaft of the steering took off half and this is what I got awesome I say forget it you cant see it I will take another pic later.
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I think your servo horn needs to be turned 180*.
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ok I got it now I think: the one on the right is how I had it now on the left is how im gonna have it:
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That's not going to work.
One servo needs to push, and one needs to pull. This way, they will both push. Both horns need to face the skid. |
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Take one servo-horn off, and observe what happens when turning the steering wheel..
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Odd, the servo's must work in opposite directions then...
It needs to be push/pull, and now you have got a push/push or a pull/pull setup? |
Both the arms are supposed to point inward....
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Exactly.
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