TXT Steering Issues

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Originally Posted by Jeepernick

all part of the hobby

Yup it sure is!

Ill try putting a spacer on the link and see if that helps. I was able to get my linkages all set up and it works fine, although the drag link is at a bit of an angle, but nothing binds. I was thinking last night that I may make my own servo mount for the rear. A BTA mount on the rear axle is more like a in front of the axle mount. I think the rear servo would be better off on the back side of the axle and less prone to damage. Ill play with it some more and see what I get. Thanks for all the advice jeepernick and roktoy!

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Well I put a small nut between the upper link and the axle and it did the trick. I still have the spacers on the servo though. I took it out for a test run and it made light work of sections I couldnt make before. Here at the house I have 5 tree stumps in the yard that I climb on. They range from 6 inches high to a little over 12 inches. Now I will have to take it over to the park or something and try it on some rocks. Here are some pics just to show how it looks now. The pic in my first post is how it looked before, completely stock except for the body.

[Jeepernick]

Glad to see it all worked out

Dam/\/ Good looking rig man

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Thanks! Looking at some new rims and tires for it now. I think it looks pretty good too, except for those dang body post towers, lol. I dont want to cut them because I dont know if I will ever want an SUV body or something else later on. Im going camping next week up by Yosemite NP and will be taking it with me. Hopefully I will be able to find some nice rocks to play on.

[Jeepernick]

get Moab XLs with Axial narrow beadlocks (40s) .... you will never look back