Originally Posted by Locked Up (Post 5287232)

...Unfortunately, that super awesome fantastic kit is not yet available to the public.







But we are packaging them now.
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Originally Posted by bstewart92 (Post 5287183)

I was looking to get the l3 chassis mounted servo kit but I was wondering how good it would work with a lift kit

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Originally Posted by bstewart92 (Post 5287251)

This is the kit I was looking

at ...

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Originally Posted by Big Daddy (Post 5287314)

Wait, what!?!?! Are you holding out on us "public" folks?

Originally Posted by bstewart92 (Post 5287251)

This is the kit I was looking

athttp://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/08...4b00925497.jpg

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Originally Posted by DeviledEggs (Post 5287437)

^^ Its just for a more scale look so you dont see the servo on the axle. But it actually puts more "sprung" weight on the truck and raises the center or gravity as well. Slight trade-off.

Seems like most people who buy a cheaply designed cms wind up fighting to make it work right. Save yourself the headache (and possibly $$) and get a good kit like the ones mentioned above. -- Or wait for the soon-coming release from Locked Up??? :ror:

Originally Posted by Locked Up (Post 5287655)

With a panhard is better than not ... but....

It still has the issue of the servo arm swinging in a different plane than the knuckles. The problem there is that the arcs of the panhard and drag link are then changing constantly in relation to each other, which leads to crappy endpoints, bumpsteer and just bad things happening.

Also, there is no provision to adjust the mounting points. So the higher you lift the truck the more up/down your panhard and trackbar will be, which will work the servo harder as well as cause more than necessary axle swing.

For those that don't know what I mean ...Axle swing being the side to side movement of the axle when viewed from the front. All CMS kits with a pan hard will have a little and thats OK. Having to much can cause tires to get up into chassis or poke out in weird ways.

There was a lot of work done to the now shop SCX10 with an original Hand Brothers kit to address things like lift. It's actually the inspiration behind our kit because we know most of you don't fit in a a single box so to speak.


For those wondering.... yes, the kit we are working on is going to be pretty freaking awesome. 2 Team guys have them in hand now and we have just a few more parts to finish up before they are available to yall.

Sorry for the tease but I just can't stand to see someone spend money on something that is not going to work. Suspension geometry and CMS kits are something we are passionate about and we really want to give you guys a kick butt option!
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Yup.
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But not for too long, I assure you.

Originally Posted by waw (Post 5288501)

true with the trade-off parts :) well here (at my place) there are not much option available in the market..

Originally Posted by Purptr8r (Post 5289699)

The l3 cms is a joke much like all their parts ...no offense to them but I've had one and a few other parts they make .... Fitment is terrible it binds horribly with the factory 90mm shocks let alone 100-110 .... Terrible bump steer and end points ... Personally ALL "locked up rc" parts are machined well look great , feel great ,smell great , and when you're hungry I'm sure they taste great too although I don't advise eating them without a good dental/health plan ... Basically the lesson here today on " PURPSTREET" is don't waste the money on eBay and wait to buy from a reputable vendor


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