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Old 10-18-2010, 08:14 AM   #81
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Yes 10* stock
So then why wouldnt it work with the HR knuckles if they are exactly the same as stock??

Maybe I am missing something here...
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Old 10-18-2010, 08:22 AM   #82
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I don't think you are missing anything...

I tried rolling my axle back by changing the upper links but it didn't work the way my truck is setup. My battery didn't fit between the steering servo and the dig servo anymore. Hopefully my C's come in today because I'm really excited to get some more steering out of this thing.
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Old 10-18-2010, 08:24 AM   #83
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I don't think you are missing anything...
Phew.....good to know....
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Old 10-29-2010, 05:55 PM   #84
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These things are freakin awsome. I got alot mo grip and a lot less slip. Thanks losi!
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Old 10-29-2010, 10:40 PM   #85
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Ok finally got the 20 deg C's on my RC bros steering, it will not work it drags real bad on the servo plate. I had to file down the plate and bent the rc bros tie rod out to clear so some modification is necessary. BUT the steering is awesome!!
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Old 10-29-2010, 11:22 PM   #86
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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.
It does.And the axle houseing to.

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Isnt 10* caster what the stock C's are? Rob posted that picture earlier in the thread...
Yes and the HR 10* C's throws the Rc brothers high steer arm really close to the rcbrothers servo mount. I also mod my nuckles for more throw.


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So then why wouldnt it work with the HR knuckles if they are exactly the same as stock??
Maybe I am missing something here...
It would if you use the stock or TT tie rod.



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Ok finally got the 20 deg C's on my RC bros steering, it will not work it drags real bad on the servo plate. I had to file down the plate and bent the rc bros tie rod out to clear so some modification is necessary. BUT the steering is awesome!!
Seems to me that would give the steering alot of toe in. Which the rcbrothers arm is lacking in already.
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Old 11-02-2010, 09:27 AM   #87
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doesent give too much just enough IMO
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Old 11-02-2010, 09:31 AM   #88
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Yes and the HR 10* C's throws the Rc brothers high steer arm really close to the rcbrothers servo mount. I also mod my nuckles for more throw.

It would if you use the stock or TT tie rod.
So the HR C's are 10 additional degrees of caster than stock.......or 10* of caster total (same as stock)??

What is the TT tie rod?
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Old 11-02-2010, 09:57 AM   #89
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So the HR C's are 10 additional degrees of caster than stock.......or 10* of caster total (same as stock)??

What is the TT tie rod?

10* total ..... same as stock. I have a LCC at home Im building for some one that has them on there, nothing different about them.
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Old 11-02-2010, 10:09 AM   #90
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10* total ..... same as stock. I have a LCC at home Im building for some one that has them on there, nothing different about them.
Ok....thanks for the clarification. So then what is the problem using them at the RCBros tie rod?? If they are the same as stock and the RCB tie rod was designed around the stock.....
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Looks like a drunk camera man to me! I need to make a call to the LHS and see if they have these in yet.
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Look at this one!
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10* total ..... same as stock. I have a LCC at home Im building for some one that has them on there, nothing different about them.
Yup the HR is the same as stock 10*
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Ok....thanks for the clarification. So then what is the problem using them at the RCBros tie rod?? If they are the same as stock and the RCB tie rod was designed around the stock.....
J there's not a problem useing the HR C's its a perfect fit. The losi 20* throws the rcbro's arm up into the servo plate and want let the knuckles get lock to lock. IMO the rcbro's arm has zero toe out if you bend it it shortens it. You cant shave the arm anymore for clearence because it's thin already. I shave the outside of the losi 20*C's and shave a good bit from the inside of the knuckle. Runing lundsford tierord with 2 washers for toeout and lundsford draglink and stock horn it has crazy wheel throw.
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That looks a little better. Did you get a chance to run them yet? Interested in your thoughts on these. Maybe post it in your thread, it has been a little slow lately.
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Old 11-05-2010, 06:51 AM   #96
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J there's not a problem useing the HR C's its a perfect fit. The losi 20* throws the rcbro's arm up into the servo plate and want let the knuckles get lock to lock. IMO the rcbro's arm has zero toe out if you bend it it shortens it. You cant shave the arm anymore for clearence because it's thin already. I shave the outside of the losi 20*C's and shave a good bit from the inside of the knuckle. Runing lundsford tierord with 2 washers for toeout and lundsford draglink and stock horn it has crazy wheel throw.
Ahhh....ok....I must have been reading what you wrote incorrectly....
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Yup the HR is the same as stock 10*
J there's not a problem useing the HR C's its a perfect fit. The losi 20* throws the rcbro's arm up into the servo plate and want let the knuckles get lock to lock. IMO the rcbro's arm has zero toe out if you bend it it shortens it. You cant shave the arm anymore for clearence because it's thin already. I shave the outside of the losi 20*C's and shave a good bit from the inside of the knuckle. Runing lundsford tierord with 2 washers for toeout and lundsford draglink and stock horn it has crazy wheel throw.
We need pictures
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We need pictures
I dont have the rcbother's tierod installed on either of my losi's because im runing losi 20* c's, but i can take afew pics and you'll see what i mean. Post'em tonight
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I run the top links in the top hole. But the rcbrothers want work in nethier of the 3.
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And a steering shot of the moa losi for the Bully guy's
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