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Old 12-21-2014, 02:07 PM
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I'm running into the same issue that many seem to have and that is not being able to get full throw. Have 0 degree casters and original T spindles. Seems very finicky
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Do you have on the 30 degree aluminum bulkhead i sent you with 0 degree factory castor blocks?
Yep, everything is all good. Took 2nd last night in 13.5 truck. This thing is screaming for a mod motor.
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I'm running into the same issue that many seem to have and that is not being able to get full throw. Have 0 degree casters and original T spindles. Seems very finicky
Make sure your servo is spaced so that it not only clears the top deck thing, but that the steering linkage clears the horn. Mine has clearance issues until I used to spacers to space my servo forward. Ended up using 2 mm spacers with Spektrum servos. I am using the following spindles and caster blocks: TLR1103 Spindles 22T inline, TLR1060 0 Degree caster blocks 22 Buggy. Everything is perfect here.
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Originally Posted by jpcopeland1
Make sure your servo is spaced so that it not only clears the top deck thing, but that the steering linkage clears the horn. Mine has clearance issues until I used to spacers to space my servo forward. Ended up using 2 mm spacers with Spektrum servos. I am using the following spindles and caster blocks: TLR1103 Spindles 22T inline, TLR1060 0 Degree caster blocks 22 Buggy. Everything is perfect here.
Everything clears, nothing hitting, just doesn't seem to get to full throw. Using Savox 1257 without spacers as any spacers would make the servo horn hit the bell crank. Also put on the SCT 2.0 turnbuckle links as indicated to be required. I've spent had to long screwing around with this, guess its back to the slider.
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Originally Posted by brew99
Everything clears, nothing hitting, just doesn't seem to get to full throw. Using Savox 1257 without spacers as any spacers would make the servo horn hit the bell crank. Also put on the SCT 2.0 turnbuckle links as indicated to be required. I've spent had to long screwing around with this, guess its back to the slider.
I was able to get full throw with my S6040 servo, but I was right at/around 145-150 travel. If your radio doesn't go over 120, then you probably won't be able to get full travel. I have no idea why all radios don't just go to 150...
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Old 12-22-2014, 05:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Frank Root
I was able to get full throw with my S6040 servo, but I was right at/around 145-150 travel. If your radio doesn't go over 120, then you probably won't be able to get full travel. I have no idea why all radios don't just go to 150...
I'm at 140/140 with a 6040.
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Ok, I'm getting closer to full throw. I have a Savox 1257 with the TLR22 alum. horn. Found that I had to add a 2mm spacer under servo horn ball so that the servo link would not touch the horn when going full in one direction. EPA at max radio of 150 each side.

Things are so tight tolerances that I could see how people might have issues using different servos/horns/etc/

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I checked my bell crank action I'm at 140/140 and I get lock to lock, with Hightec and Airtronics servos. Just switched today and both work fine. Yes you have to use the TLR horn. Sorry but Savox servos are more trouble than they are worth.
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anybody use the rt6 MM on this 22t to see if it fits?

http://www.amain.com/jconcepts-kyosh...-clear/p297149
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tired of waiting frank going to by associated for this season stadium truck
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tired of waiting frank going to by associated for this season stadium truck
I get it.......but seriously just do what I did. Pick up a reasonable priced used 22T and put the 2.0 shock parts on it and a bellcrank steering setup. I even put the 2.0 battery mounts in mine and mounted the ESC on the chassis, think it will work well. Probably basically what the 2.0 will be IF a new one comes at some point.
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Originally Posted by vr6cj
anybody use the rt6 MM on this 22t to see if it fits?

http://www.amain.com/jconcepts-kyosh...-clear/p297149
Would be cool if it does as all my buggies run current jconcepts bodies in favor of the TLR bodies.
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Originally Posted by Dan.J
I get it.......but seriously just do what I did. Pick up a reasonable priced used 22T and put the 2.0 shock parts on it and a bellcrank steering setup. I even put the 2.0 battery mounts in mine and mounted the ESC on the chassis, think it will work well. Probably basically what the 2.0 will be IF a new one comes at some point.
Basically is all the truck really needs anyways. With all of these u
Grades along with the brass rear anti-squat blockfor mm, the truck is the best of all of them I have driven.
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