LSP972

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There was mention made of this in another thread, but I couldn't squeeze in to ask about it for all the testosterone being flung about...

I have a JR 4721 (120 oz./in.- .19sec) to use for a steering servo. But I believe they were talking about a modification to the steering mechanism itself.

Can anybody clue me in?

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BadOleRoss

There was some coversation regarding servo savers recently. Maybe that is what you are thinking of.

crop

http://www.hobbyetc.com/cgi-bin/item.cgi?part_id=28903
i think you r talking about this kit.the gpm steering kit is surpported by 2ballbearings so works more smoothly and fits tight.as my own experience,after a period of bashing the stock steering set is bound to be loose which leads to unprecise control in steering.
maybe i spelled incorrectly~~inprecise or unprecise? who cares

BadOleRoss

Crop, does this kit come with a decent set of instructions or are you flying by the seat of your pants to get it installed. Looks like pretty good quiality in the pic anyway.

DaSHiKi

it would most likely install the same way the stock one does. it doesnt look that hard and does look like quality stuff. IMO

crop

yes it is intalled the same way as the stock one.it's one of the few gpm product i'd recommend.btw,what does IMO mean?guess it's slang.

matster

You don't mean the MP servo saver mod do you?
This mod replaces one of the steering uprights for a buggy style servo saver, it is fully ballraced and, you can fit a ally arm on your steering servo.
IMO the best steering mod available!!!!!

diirtbag

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yea I think the monster pirate kit is the way to go pretty straight forward set up

cyclejerk

IMO= "In my opinion"

matster

Sorry