Throttle linkage ideas?
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From: Pembroke Pines,
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Has anyone coverted their throttle linkage to a regular servo horn setup instead of the two arm deal? Doe anyone sell a conversion kit? Anyone have pics?
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I run my savage with the stock set-up. It works fine. Most people that have issues, have the servo screw to tight, and it binds the linkage. I like the stock set-up, it is simple and works.
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i thought i wouldnt have to mod my linkage.. wow!! now when it's modded.. i wouldnt go back for anything in the world..
if somebody told me "you will get my novarossi if you run with stock linkage" ill just tell them to go home!:P
if somebody told me "you will get my novarossi if you run with stock linkage" ill just tell them to go home!:P
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The modded set up is far better and much more time tested than the stock set up. Hands down one of the best mods I've made to my Savage.
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I have run the stock linkage for over 2 years, so I think that was plenty of time, and I just bash with the stock motors, and have more fun than I can stand.
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Its usually one of my first mods when I buy a new car or truck. The stock one just seems too sloppy and inconsistent. Those are great pics, and I almost have all the parts except for the sliders. Thanks!



