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Old 11-16-2017, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Core Creations
No, it just seems to run out of movement (adjustment)...I’m not sure if it’s servo specific??


I would relocate the steering arm mounting to the servo saver by moving the ball studs to the front side of the servo saver. You will end up shortening the arms a little bit. The result will be full movement of the steering linkage without binding and you will get a more proper control of the ackerman in the linkage. Thus you will be able to adjust an bump-steer and make the linkage more efficient in steering the car. Good luck.

PS - notice the thumbnail in the post above by durtbag.
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The right slot is at the end of the slot even though the left slot has room for more adjustment.
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Old 11-16-2017, 07:30 AM
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You are going to have to sand the servo mount to move some of the bigger servos over. I had to sand it to get my Futaba 9650's centered. It's not very much but it still has to be done.
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Old 11-16-2017, 07:31 AM
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Here’s a better photo for reference...it’s not much but it is a couple mm. Maybe the easiest is to open the slot a hair more.

Just FYI...obviously the links aren’t attached yet. I haven’t set the servo saver/arms etc yet...I just pulled the assembly from my other CRC.


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Originally Posted by Core Creations
Here’s a better photo for reference...it’s not much but it is a couple mm. Maybe the easiest is to open the slot a hair more.

Just FYI...obviously the links aren’t attached yet. I haven’t set the servo saver/arms etc yet...I just pulled the assembly from my other CRC.


Time to break out those jeweler's files!
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Old 11-16-2017, 03:26 PM
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I think I discovered a possible problem with my Servo that could be causing the pulling problem on my WC. I always thought my servo was the SH-1250MG but when I took it out of the car and cleaned it up I see its the SV-1250MG. That is a high voltage version and I'm running it off 1S no receiver pack. But I do have a 6v BEC. However that SV servo is made for 7.4 volts. Funny thing is I have run it off of both a cheap Hobbywing 2S ESC and a pretty good LRP SXX Stock Spec ESC both with a 1S battery and no receiver pack with the same performance. I think though that I will go ahead and get a 6 volt servo like the Futaba 9650.
Nothing like it except when I came back to the hobby and everything is digital now... I like the starting fresh concept!
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Originally Posted by Jorge T
I do this to my motors to fit in my 12 with very narrow pod. Rotating board 120* clockwise puts A sensor at B pole.
ESC is wired CAB on the motor instead if ABC
Timing is set on motor checker
Great idea Jorge. However I think this is a bit beyond my technical ability/comfort level. I also dont have anything to check the timing with other than maybe a volt/amp meter. Very clever solution though.
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Old 11-27-2017, 03:26 PM
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I installed the Futaba S9650 in my CK25 and had to widen the opening shown in the pic above to move it far enough over to get the spline to center. I explored several possibilities like putting the servo on the other side or behind the mounts and ultimately decided to just Dremel out the opening. I did a pretty good job and got the servo fit in there nice and straight. Its dead center and my links are very square (level and straight across). Cant wait to try it this weekend with the new ESC and servo. If CRC made a running change in that mount to open the slot more or add an additional slot next to it that would make life easier. BTW I no problems centering a Savox servo.
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If anyone is thinking of picking up a CK25, Stormer has an awesome price today. $189.99 plus they are doing a 10% off site wide coupon that takes the price to $170.99 with free shipping.
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Andrew Knapp was on the money. watched the races on liverc.com, he destroyed the comp at 2017 indoor championship, swept three 1/12th classes and F1 with TQs and wins. insane.
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Originally Posted by fast-ho-cars
Andrew Knapp was on the money. watched the races on liverc.com, he destroyed the comp at 2017 indoor championship, swept three 1/12th classes and F1 with TQs and wins. insane.
Now he is a legitimate 1/12 scale master. A threat for a World Championship. Great for him. America needs someone to move into that level.
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I'm not a specialist in this category, but if a guy can win a competition in MOD, it seems logic that he could also win the slower categories, right?
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Is there any other maker than Mcfactory making aluminum chassis for CRC 1/12 pan cars?
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Old 12-04-2017, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Ted Su(TW)
Is there any other maker than Mcfactory making aluminum chassis for CRC 1/12 pan cars?
CRC has an aluminum chassis, it can be found on their website.
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Originally Posted by Ted Su(TW)
Is there any other maker than Mcfactory making aluminum chassis for CRC 1/12 pan cars?
This one is light years better than Mcfactory.

Calandra Racing Concepts Inc.
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