mini-z steering
#1
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mini-z steering
hmm, okay...just picked up a mini-z (blue viper gts-r )
great fun!!! but i think it needs the ball-diff (and light kit looks fun!)...anyhow...has anyone done something to fix the steering slop?
i tried a bit of small heat-shrink which seems to work...but i think it binds the front suspension slightly & i'm not sure how long it will hold in becase it was too thick, so i cut a bit out so that only one side would space the steering pin (if anyone understands what i'm trying to describe here )
has anyone installed the alloy knuckles or steering rack? does that clean up the slop much?
thanks!
milfy.
btw. if any of the ac's read this...how's bolo's garage track going!?!? i wanna race!!! (is sick nights still going?)
great fun!!! but i think it needs the ball-diff (and light kit looks fun!)...anyhow...has anyone done something to fix the steering slop?
i tried a bit of small heat-shrink which seems to work...but i think it binds the front suspension slightly & i'm not sure how long it will hold in becase it was too thick, so i cut a bit out so that only one side would space the steering pin (if anyone understands what i'm trying to describe here )
has anyone installed the alloy knuckles or steering rack? does that clean up the slop much?
thanks!
milfy.
btw. if any of the ac's read this...how's bolo's garage track going!?!? i wanna race!!! (is sick nights still going?)
#2
in singapore here, we call this cheeeemmm ahhh....i catch no ball.....
meaning- very complicating, i dont understand wtf u are saying.....
care to post a pic of the shrink wrappy thinggy u did?
PS: do u experience interference in the steering? that slight twitch?
meaning- very complicating, i dont understand wtf u are saying.....
care to post a pic of the shrink wrappy thinggy u did?
PS: do u experience interference in the steering? that slight twitch?
#3
recepition interference shouldn't be noticable for a brand new miniz~~so no worry~
and for the steering slop it is there for reason~ at least i think it acts as servo saver while the car crash
the alloy steering rod is not necessary
if your car can track straight then it should be no problem~
i leave my car's steering in stock form
and for the steering slop it is there for reason~ at least i think it acts as servo saver while the car crash
the alloy steering rod is not necessary
if your car can track straight then it should be no problem~
i leave my car's steering in stock form
#4
You can get a steering rack with toe out 1 degree, 2 degree or 3 degree. This helps the straight line steering quite a bit.