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DrKnow65 · 01.13.2011, 12:29 PM

Linc, the steering servo is under the front driveline, the RCM mount sits a little high providing enough space :-) I'd say finding a spot for the servo was the most difficult thing so far.

I'll take a few more pics and a video tonight, it's not actually all that tight in there. I tried to leave plenty of room around the XL and 1518 for air flow, when you look through the front window (cut out) on the body you can see right out the back on either side of the shock tower...

I haven't got into gearing much as I'm going to rely on the data logging and temps for the best ratio. I may be looking into a 1527 1.5d sooner than later to get everything I'm after. Should know after a bunch of test and tune this weekend.

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DrKnow65 RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 998 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Colorado	01.13.2011, 12:29 PM Linc, the steering servo is under the front driveline, the RCM mount sits a little high providing enough space :-) I'd say finding a spot for the servo was the most difficult thing so far. I'll take a few more pics and a video tonight, it's not actually all that tight in there. I tried to leave plenty of room around the XL and 1518 for air flow, when you look through the front window (cut out) on the body you can see right out the back on either side of the shock tower... I haven't got into gearing much as I'm going to rely on the data logging and temps for the best ratio. I may be looking into a 1527 1.5d sooner than later to get everything I'm after. Should know after a bunch of test and tune this weekend. If I could only draw what I see in my head, then afford to build it, and finaly get to play with it...