Originally Posted by
novaris
so the steel part only gives an additional 0.5deg?
the description is quite misleading "Rear plate gives a setup with 3 degrees of toe-in for excellent stability. "
The hop up TT02-S steel rear plate gives you 3 degrees of rear toe-in.
The TT02-S has 2.5 degrees of toe in with the rear plate that is included.
A std TT02 has 0 degrees of toe in. Unless you buy the hop-up rear hubs (they give you toe in at the rear of 2.5 degrees) or if you buy the TT02-S hop up suspension set which gives you 3 degrees.
As a side note, the hop-up suspension set also allows you to add droop limiters to your TT02-S which makes things easier.
Originally Posted by
BadSign
Anyone using the 54574 aluminum steering links, and if so, how do the attach? Is there a nut to hold them under the chassis? My existing tub is stripping out after only two nights of racing.
Sorry no, they just replace the plastic part, there is no nut to go under the chassis. How have you damaged that part of the chassis? You didnt use threadlock on the parts or an electric screw driver?