CMS from Gmade

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[atf300]

i went with the diy route , but ordered one for this cheap .

[Reaxion911]

The stock servo mount bolts directly to the frame and works with all existing holes.

[raceeng18]

I've never used a cms on a sprung rig. Do they suffer from bump steer as well?

[Alpha Male]

Mine doesn't seem to. Maybe the springs do a good enough job of keeping the axles in place under the chassis.

[raceeng18]

That's good to know. Thanks for the information. I think I'll give it a try.

[jp0160]

Originally Posted by raceeng18

I've never used a cms on a sprung rig. Do they suffer from bump steer as well?

You'll always have bump-steer on any CMS rig because the drag link angle changes through the suspension range. I bet the leafs do a great job of stopping the axle from moving laterally and losing steering angle. This mount looks nice, weird that they didn't include any kind of CMS in the stock kit

[Koldham]

Originally Posted by jp0160

You'll always have bump-steer on any CMS rig because the drag link angle changes through the suspension range. I bet the leafs do a great job of stopping the axle from moving laterally and losing steering angle. This mount looks nice, weird that they didn't include any kind of CMS in the stock kit

so they can charge ya an extra $30 for it. noticed it was released pretty quick? i wonder what other factory upgrades are made and waiting to be released.

[atf300]

imho its better to offer an option afterwards as some people prefer on axle servo design , it also keeps the price down.

[Koldham]

Originally Posted by atf300

, it also keeps the price down.

i suppose this is true, just wondering when the 3 or 4 link kit will arrive

[atf300]

should be soon enough, there were some indications in the promo material to that

[RatRC]

I only had my kit a day before I noticed I could mount the servo with out of the box parts. The aluminum is nice and all but i would rather have the pictured knuckles and C's on that front axle.