How Can I Take Sharper Turns On My Slash 4x4
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How Can I Take Sharper Turns On My Slash 4x4
I have the stock slash 4x4 steering servo and servo horn etc. At the track while racing I find my truck taking wide turns. It doesn't rub on the body and on the ground has full power turns fast etc. Anyone help me is there a servo that fixes this problem or an upgrade?
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I have the stock slash 4x4 steering servo and servo horn etc. At the track while racing I find my truck taking wide turns. It doesn't rub on the body and on the ground has full power turns fast etc. Anyone help me is there a servo that fixes this problem or an upgrade?
#5
you can move the steering turnbuckle to the hole furthest forward (closer to the pivot point) on the hub carrier out by the wheel. This will give you more steering throw.
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Basically, you have to get enough weight transfer forward at turn in to lighten up the rear and bring it around. The lighter your rear end the more it will come around and the tighter the turn will be. Braking is usually required at or before turn in, but often times simply lifting off the throttle is enough. As soon as your back end rotates and comes around to where you want it get back on the throttle to set your rear end and drive out of the corner.
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