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installing kimbrough servo saver - 12.31.2006, 03:53 PM

I noticed it is not that same as the stock server saver. How would you hook up the arm to the servo saver?

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12.31.2006, 04:07 PM

You just screw it into one of the adjustment holes.


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12.31.2006, 08:00 PM

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You just screw it into one of the adjustment holes.
ok, the reason why I ask is because I will have to bore out the hole, and it is not dead center. I guess that doesn't matter then.
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Nope it don't matter. As long as your wheels are straight.


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yeah it does not matter. The holes are just for more options for adjustment on the servo saver compared to others.
   
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