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08-29-2017 | 07:11 AM

#2491

youngrigo

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Originally Posted by jabroni racing

Just a heads up, I bought the asc1370 servo horn as suggested in the thread & it doest fit 100% to give full steering lock. I have my savox 1258 with no spacers so its as far back as possible but It hits the steering post so I had to shave the back of it on a angle a couple of mm's. Before shaving it i thought i had full lock but realized it was hitting the post & actually making my servo flex in the mount..

Weird - I run the Savox 1258tg with the exotek servo horn with no problems

08-29-2017 | 08:24 AM

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jabroni racing

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the exotek has less width where the ball stud goes through then the AE on, here is the exotek, the AE has double that thickness so I had to grind it

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08-29-2017 | 10:21 AM

#2493

Brian Bosley

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Originally Posted by jabroni racing

I'm pretty fond of the 1363 part, I removed the 1mm shim on the bellcrank and had to relieve maybe another mm or so on the front brace. This also clears the PL body

08-29-2017 | 07:25 PM

#2494

ravage

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Going to finally finish the build tomorrow, I haven't been in a rush since I haven't really had or will have time to go to the track. The people at the place I'm racing at are all suprised that there is another associated, there's tons of losi cars.

08-30-2017 | 02:56 AM

#2495

Piles

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Servo horn?

Hey guys. Looking to take the plunge on a B64 and Im reading the thread about servo horns. Does anybody use the associated clamping horn? If not is there a reason not to.

https://www.teamassociated.com/pictures/products/1370/1370_md.jpg

08-30-2017 | 04:02 AM

#2496

Jon Carlson

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Originally Posted by Piles

I use that and like it a lot. You won't be disappointed.

08-30-2017 | 04:25 AM

#2497

Piles

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Originally Posted by Jon Carlson

I use that and like it a lot. You won't be disappointed.

Thank you Jon. I think I miss read what went before and realise now that is what people are recommending.

08-30-2017 | 04:29 AM

#2498

Piles

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What spares should I put in my pit box?

Coming from a Yokomo and thought Id give an Associated a go after being reccomended. Ive been told its easier to drive on high grip astro. I have read that the arms and possibly the gear boxes are good to have and build it with the aluminium streering rack and servo horn. Anybody breaking anything else?

08-30-2017 | 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by jabroni racing

Building my B64D now.

Using the Reedy RT1508 servo with the ASC1370 horn. The Savox must have a more forward dimension - after mounting everything up, I'm a solid 4.5mm-5.0mm between the closet part of the horn and the steering post.

Reiterating that the Reedy RT1508 / ASC1370 is a working combination.