fresh built basher

moparkid88

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picked the chassis up cheap. little crooked but its ok.. i have to do something with the upper 4 links to make the pinion angles better. my max d body fits pretty good. gonna try and get a wrap for it..

 

moparkid88

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ran into a steering problem. chassis is to narrow to put a stock servo mount in and suspension drops too low to the axle to put the axle mount on.. what to do.....
 

joe

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Let's see a straight on axle shot.
I'm sure there's an axle mount servo bracket that will fit.
 

moparkid88

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i have the hot racing mount where its centered. i also have some other mount where it puts it to the pass side. shock is in the way tho

 

northerngames

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that a new era chassis?

if I were to fix the the problem I would get link's a few inch's longer and attach the shocks to the lower links using the cpe link mounts but that's me.
 

moparkid88

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naw, someone made it..

im trying to keep cost down.. i may cut the front end off and make it longer and a little wider to accept the center mount on the axle or keep the stock setup
 

joe

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If you rotate the link mounts back 90* it would probably clear the servo.
 

moparkid88

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typical me. i over thought it. pinion angle is much better also. gonna match the rear now. thank you!



now.. i bought 87 tooth spur gears and my pinion wont reach it. :mad
 

joe

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Sweet... you got the servo in; glad to help.
As for pinion/spur, I think I'm running 20/90, but that's from memory.
 

moparkid88

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Ya i guess stock is 21/90.. i either have to get a spur or pinion. I have a bunch of traxxas pinions but hpi is a finer tooth. My luck haha
 
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