Originally Posted by syndr0me

Some thoughts...

Switching away from the Tamiya servo saver (to the Kimbrough) solved all the wandering issues I've been having. It doesn't feel as direct as a new Tamiya (without slop), but they don't seem to last long. Why isn't there a truly great servo saver out there?

I find the one-piece top deck feels better (carpet/rubber/13.5). The car is less twitchy, and seems more predictable overall. I've gone back and forth between them a lot, and keep ending back with the new version.

The car has always seemed a little prone to over-rotating. I went back to the Mazda6 (instead of the Speed6 and R9-R) and things feel a lot better. It's not as aggressive, but so much more predictable, and pleasant to drive.