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RC-Monster Mike · 11.14.2011, 07:14 PM

Metal bellcranks aren't directly the problem - soft servo savers are the likely culprit. The UE servo saver is part of the bellcranks and is superior to anything else made(it is a typical 1/8 buggy style servo saver setup). The Proline setup mentioned has been out of production(like the UE) for some time, but is also a bellcrank 1/8 style servo saver setup. Your truck is deserving of the UE saver if you can find one - servo mounted savers won't get it done for your beast. I have 4 UE savers, but they are each on different trucks and not for sale.

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	11.14.2011, 07:14 PM Metal bellcranks aren't directly the problem - soft servo savers are the likely culprit. The UE servo saver is part of the bellcranks and is superior to anything else made(it is a typical 1/8 buggy style servo saver setup). The Proline setup mentioned has been out of production(like the UE) for some time, but is also a bellcrank 1/8 style servo saver setup. Your truck is deserving of the UE saver if you can find one - servo mounted savers won't get it done for your beast. I have 4 UE savers, but they are each on different trucks and not for sale.