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Old 09-21-2004, 12:57 PM
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Hey Guys,

First of all, if sombody has a clear picture of an ssg chassis with the servo mounted 90 deg from stock i would appreciate it. Now, i have been looking at my ssg and cgm steering bellcrank systems and it looks like they have the same geometry and are interchangable, anyone know if the cgm bellcranks will work properly on the ssg chassis setup?

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I not sure about this one but you could try to bolt the cgm chassis on top of the ssg chassis if you find any hols that are in the same positions on the two chassis. My guess would be the screwholes that holds the gearcases (Note these holes are 4mm) would be the same but I'm not sure.
Then you could see if it would be possible to drill new holes for the CGM steeringposts in the SSG chassis by using the
holes in the CGM chassis as a guide.
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I thought I read several pages back that if you use the CGM steering on the SSG, it will give better steering ackerman. I think Masami was using this setup for a warmup race for the Worlds.
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Hey Guys,

First of all, if sombody has a clear picture of an ssg chassis with the servo mounted 90 deg from stock i would appreciate it. Now, i have been looking at my ssg and cgm steering bellcrank systems and it looks like they have the same geometry and are interchangable, anyone know if the cgm bellcranks will work properly on the ssg chassis setup?

Thanks,

Blake

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Awesome pic... just what the doctor ordered, I've been looking to do this, THANX ALOT MAN. By the way... where did you get the lil' blue thingies under your top deck screws?

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Old 09-21-2004, 07:45 PM
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Awesome pic... just what the doctor ordered, I've been looking to do this, THANX ALOT MAN. By the way... where did you get the lil' blue thingies under your top deck screws?

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You could use the ones made for the Cudas. I'm using it.

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jaybee, i believe they have those downtown, racers edge product. also in red
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jaybee, i believe they have those downtown, racers edge product. also in red
SWEET... Thanx ritchie & tornado
By the way ritchie, how have you been... haven't seen you in awhile.

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Old 09-22-2004, 12:50 AM
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Default Re: CGM Steering setup on SSG CHassis?

Originally posted by Blakesrc
Hey Guys,

First of all, if sombody has a clear picture of an ssg chassis with the servo mounted 90 deg from stock i would appreciate it. Now, i have been looking at my ssg and cgm steering bellcrank systems and it looks like they have the same geometry and are interchangable, anyone know if the cgm bellcranks will work properly on the ssg chassis setup?

Thanks,

Blake
Blake.

Here are a couple of pics of how I did it.

I now run a CGM chassis and have mounted the servo rod straight to the rear of the left steering lever. Masami does the same with his. Sorry I haven't any pics yet.

I have to say, this CGM is the best car I have ever had. It gets better every day.
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Old 09-22-2004, 12:51 AM
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Here's a front end close up.
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A better one of the way I linked the steering rod.
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Old 09-22-2004, 12:58 AM
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Originally posted by Horatio
I'm liking the sound of this. Performance and less maintenance - sounds too good to be true.
HORATIO.

I can confirm what others have said.

I run between 10 and 15 runs with an 8 turn mod before changing brushes and skimming. That's using a V2 endbell on a conventional motor.
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does it reduce the slop? or better ackerman
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Old 09-22-2004, 06:29 AM
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Originally posted by johnbull
HORATIO.

I can confirm what others have said.

I run between 10 and 15 runs with an 8 turn mod before changing brushes and skimming. That's using a V2 endbell on a conventional motor.
Johnbull:

Cheers for your input - much appreciated. I think the decision to use 19t spec control motors for our local winter champs is a really good move. It nearly happened last year, but now these new 'wonder' motors are on the shelves, there's absolutely no reason to stick to 27t. I can't wait.
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I now run a CGM chassis and have mounted the servo rod straight to the rear of the left steering lever.
I tried this with a long rod i had but the only change i noticed was that the steering went extremely sloppy...
Is it anything else i have to do to make it non-sloppy?
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Thanks everyone for the pictures and help with the 90 deg servo steering mod. I havent tried putting the cgm steering bellcranks in the ssg car yet but when putting one bellcrank on top of the other they look identical as far as hole placement etc. I think that maybe if using the cgm steering the front end might have a little less slop, only thing you would have to do is make some sort of spacer to put on top of each bellcrank inbetween the bellcrank and top plate.

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