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Old 10-14-2010, 02:43 PM   #61
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Will the new 20deg C's push the steering link into the horn? Have you had to make any steering link mods?
I meant to ask that twice now!

I would think they wouldn't release something that doesn't fit a stock truck.

In JeremyHHHHH's picture it appears that without the additional clearance of the Lunsford link, it might not clear, but how much longer is that servo horn than a stock one?
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I meant to ask that twice now!

I would think they wouldn't release something that doesn't fit a stock truck.

In JeremyHHHHH's picture it appears that without the additional clearance of the Lunsford link, it might not clear, but how much longer is that servo horn than a stock one?
That servo arm does look long. I use a stock LCC servo arm with the link screwed in the hole closest to the servo. So I think it will work after seeing JeremyH's pics. Will be close though.
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Old 10-14-2010, 03:20 PM   #63
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I use the stock servo horn in the normal bottom hole. Jake and Nabil run in the upper hole for more torque.

The only issue (very minor) is the steering link will hit the axle on the top half of the worm area. Go back a page and you'll see JeremyH's pic just barely clears it with a Lunsford. If you have the Lunsford your fine and dandy.

I use the stock link so I used a barrel sander and take out a little bit on the axle so the steering would go to full lock.
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Are you running v2 cvds? Sure looks like it
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Old 10-14-2010, 04:05 PM   #66
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but how much longer is that servo horn than a stock one?
That is a Racer's Edge horn....same as a short Robi horn.

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Are you running v2 cvds? Sure looks like it
Yeah....havent upgraded them yet....
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That is a Racer's Edge horn....same as a short Robi horn.
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Well.....how long is a stock horn? I dont have one. I can measure the one I have when I get home from work in a few hours...
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I meant to add 18.4 center to center (bottom hole), and 25.4 overall length.
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Yeah....havent upgraded them yet....
I still have my last pair of V2s in my truck too. had a set of v3s in the spare parts box for a long time...
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I still have my last pair of V2s in my truck too. had a set of v3s in the spare parts box for a long time...
maybe i'll run my new set of v2's, my v3s are worn out and break pins all the time. Untill i can get my chromoly cvds made
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I meant to add 18.4 center to center (bottom hole), and 25.4 overall length.
I measure the RE horn as 19.4mm mounting bolt hole to furthest bolt hole and 28mm in overall length.
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I still have my last pair of V2s in my truck too. had a set of v3s in the spare parts box for a long time...
Oh, I've got a set of Poulson CVDs waiting to go in....I've just got to cut them down a bit.
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RcBro, will your new steering setup work with these c's?
Not even close. It works great with the HR 10* degree C's but 20* is way off

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Not even close. It works great with the HR 10* degree C's but 20* is way off
Isnt 10* caster what the stock C's are? Rob posted that picture earlier in the thread...
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Isnt 10* caster what the stock C's are? Rob posted that picture earlier in the thread...
Yes 10* stock
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Not even close. It works great with the HR 10* degree C's but 20* is way off
What exactly doesnt work? Looking at my truck with the RCBros OTA, I thought that the OTA link would get into the servo plate with the 20* Cs.
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Not even close. It works great with the HR 10* degree C's but 20* is way off
You have the new RcBro's steering setup already?
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