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Old 04-19-2011, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Kylar
Its an E-Lst2

It came with only one servo, one servo linkage, and no servo saver.
OK, then you need this if you dont have it already: http://cgi.ebay.com/Team-Losi-XXL-Be...item5ae006e6a3

And then you need this: http://cgi.ebay.com/Team-Losi-XXL-Li...item5ae006e788

Which has the steering servo links you need.

Then depending on what servo/brand you run, Ill tell you if you just need insert splines, or an upgraded servo saver pair.
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OK, then you need this if you dont have it already: http://cgi.ebay.com/Team-Losi-XXL-Be...item5ae006e6a3

And then you need this: http://cgi.ebay.com/Team-Losi-XXL-Li...item5ae006e788

Which has the steering servo links you need.

Then depending on what servo/brand you run, Ill tell you if you just need insert splines, or an upgraded servo saver pair.
Cool, thanks man, The bell cranks are there I have those. The 2nd link is what i need. Or should i just get the upgraded associated servo savers?

For servos I was thinking of running two of these, unless you have something better in the $20 range

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=9441
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Originally Posted by Kylar
Cool, thanks man, The bell cranks are there I have those. The 2nd link is what i need. Or should i just get the upgraded associated servo savers?

For servos I was thinking of running two of these, unless you have something better in the $20 range

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=9441
For servos Hitec, even their cheap ones are great. For servos you want something with more than 150oz each to have respectable steering on the LST. THe 200oz range is better. Regardless only grab the AE HD servo savers if you have a good torque servo, otherwise the link to the stock servo saver steering assembly is all thats needed.
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you could try dollar hobby.
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