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SV6000 · 05:02 AM

If you reverse the motor it puts the motor on the top left and the steering servo stays where it is. What you need to do is get 4 sets of scales, one for each wheel, and get the value on each the same. But if your not racing i wouldn't bother. What i did and will do with other conversions is place the batteries on the sides in the stone guards like the castle conversion kits when they come out. For a 5s setup you could put the 3s pack on the left side and a 2s pack on the right with the motor. You need to do some maths with what the packs weigh against the motor, speedy and servos but i tried to get mine to match left to right and went for a a 45/55 front rear bias. It takes some time but if you want balance that's how i would do it. IF your are not racing though i wouldn't really bother

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SV6000 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 301 Join Date: Aug 2008	05.28.2009, 05:00 AM If you reverse the motor it puts the motor on the top left and the steering servo stays where it is. What you need to do is get 4 sets of scales, one for each wheel, and get the value on each the same. But if your not racing i wouldn't bother. What i did and will do with other conversions is place the batteries on the sides in the stone guards like the castle conversion kits when they come out. For a 5s setup you could put the 3s pack on the left side and a 2s pack on the right with the motor. You need to do some maths with what the packs weigh against the motor, speedy and servos but i tried to get mine to match left to right and went for a a 45/55 front rear bias. It takes some time but if you want balance that's how i would do it. IF your are not racing though i wouldn't really bother Last edited by SV6000; 05.28.2009 at 05:02 AM.