RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - does anybody know the reason why my truck does this?

blueb8llz · 07.20.2008, 10:16 PM

ill try the toe in for the fronts anyways. i also did this steering mod and i have yet to try it out. i ll be able to run my truck tomorrow. the mod i did was unscrew the screw in the reciever box for the servo saver side, then push down on the servo saver so that the spring compresses, not fully or your servo saver will not work but just a tad bit. and then screw back the screw in the reciver box while compressing the spring.
its prolly harder on my servos now cus it takes more effort for the servo saver to work, but less slop by like 30%.
and i also replaced the bushing on the left side to a ball bearing. im hoping it was just the sloppy steering.
if this fails then it is about that time to call traxxas CS. i will report back here with my findings.

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blueb8llz RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 812 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: bay area california	07.20.2008, 10:16 PM ill try the toe in for the fronts anyways. i also did this steering mod and i have yet to try it out. i ll be able to run my truck tomorrow. the mod i did was unscrew the screw in the reciever box for the servo saver side, then push down on the servo saver so that the spring compresses, not fully or your servo saver will not work but just a tad bit. and then screw back the screw in the reciver box while compressing the spring. its prolly harder on my servos now cus it takes more effort for the servo saver to work, but less slop by like 30%. and i also replaced the bushing on the left side to a ball bearing. im hoping it was just the sloppy steering. if this fails then it is about that time to call traxxas CS. i will report back here with my findings.