Bubblehead,

Install the servo mounts in the chassis and then lay your servo in there. You'll be able to see how much space is between the servo mount and ears and use the corresponding spacers (if any are needed). Hope this helps.

mike

Thanks

For my 1258 I was told no spacer. Seems to be working fine for me, going on 6 months now.

Kevin

I have no spacer on my SC-10 with the same servo.

No spacer on the low profile Savox either.

Ryan u had fun today, at track?

I need some help I have been away from racing since last indoor season and want to update my car. I have the +8mm chassis and hexes already. What else is new? I see AE finally has big bores to pre order and avids new clutch setup. Anything else I'm missing? Thanks

Avid aluminum steering bell crank. Depending on track type you race on the shaved U-brace/ "C" hub tower mod is pretty nice. I think that will about do it.

What is the c hub tower mod?thanks

Sorry forgot to add I have both of those already also but thanks for replying.

np

Sup Matt,

Nothing really new except the Triad clutch and the Big Bores.

See ya at Bumps in a few weeks

Thanks Bob see you there.

The ballast in front of the tranny to add a lil rear weight. You can use either the triad or ae vts with good success, even with the v2 shocks if u dnt buy the bb shocks you can use avid springs or save a lil money and get the losi bb springs, which are also good and a better upgrade than the stock ae springs

I believe you are talking about part # ASC9873. Carbon C hub tower for the aluminum rear hubs. Lower mounting position to be used in conjunction with shaving the rear u-brace. Supposedly improves rear traction. I personally did not shave the rear brace. I just took out the washer on the rear inner camber ball stud.