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Sylvester
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02.01.2007, 05:12 PM

I will keep in touch. I wont set the epa to 100, thats too much steering, anyway.


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02.01.2007, 05:31 PM

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I will keep in touch. I wont set the epa to 100, thats too much steering, anyway.
EPA meaning, end point adjustments. if your steering is further than the other side per say, you can adjust it accordingly so both are even and so they don't hit the tires. you usually can tell by a "humming" sounds the servo is making that an adjustment needs to be made.


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