eBay cms?????

[muddbogger]

So I was scanning eBay and came across a chassis mount servo setup for 25 bucks and I was wondering if anyone had and feed back for it. Thanks.

[cox308]

I'd also like to know! I seen it on ebay but I don't understand how it attaches to the chassis. Can anyone who is running this CMS also post some pics of it!

[mark32]

if it is the 3racing one dont do it. bought it and it broke the drag link after 10 mins the drag link sorry guys ment level 3 was really tired that night

[muddbogger]

I don't think it's 3racing but sorry to hear about your bad luck. It looks to be all aluminum but I'm not sure if I have to leave it at the stock ride height or not.

[rustykaos]

Didn't think 3 racing made a cms but if it is all aluminum then it is probably the level 3 Rc stuff and have heard mixed reviews on this setup. In all honesty you are better done the DIY job using the stock axle servo plate bolted to the frame if you want a cms solution. If you search on here there is a thread on how to do it.

[jon1197]

Probably the level 3 cms with panhard with it. I actually bought one from Rpp and never used. I went with the ole stock servo mount to the frame. Doesn't look like it would hold up good, doesn't actually mount to the frame, it slides on and the panhard bar holds it in place somehow or another.

[JBailey]

I have the level 3 cms with panhard, and if you can get past the looks of the raw aluminum it does work. The cms pinches in between the frame rails in front of the shock mounts. For a cheap cms it works but there are better options out there. If you want pics of it mounted I can get some when I get home.

[Guys2nv]

Link to the part would be grand.

[dodge80_89]

I think the Tips and Tricks sticky shows how to do it with the stock CMS plate. I did that with mine and was happy with it since it was basically free, but wanted it mounted a little higher so I made my own plate out of 1/8" steel sheet I already had. Only change I made was the holes for the servo mount higher, wasn't sure how high I wanted to I put 2 holes for adjustment, 1/8" and 1/4" higher.