Running without steering stops

[buduck04]

Does anyone run without them? If so, do you remove it completely or cut off the posts? Not sure if it supports anything on the chassis or front end.

[50togo]

Why would you! Has a pretty good turning radius with the maximum travel steering stop

[buduck04]

Just wondering .. Seems to limit a little bit, then I could set the radius by setting the servo up

[MITCH316]

Its needed for the A-arms hinge pins to rest on too...it may work well without it in place.

[87 GN]

not an option I don't think , you have to have it there for the A Arm hinge pins like stated.

personally I wouldn't..

are you trying to get a tighter turning radius?

[65535]

The stops are in there for a reason, depending on which driveshafts you use there is a maximum drive angle on the joints. Plus as mentioned before the stop is part of the support structure for the rear pins on the lower front a-arms.

[buduck04]

Thanks guys .. That's the conclusion I came too while inspecting it too. Wasn't sure if you could or not though.

I have the hitec7950 coming for the summit and Erbe today, so that should fix my servo problems without having to do anything else.

Should I waterproof these servos?

[ksb51rl]

For steering tips see here:
Revo-Performance-Set-Guide-Part-2

Much the same info here. Scroll down to "Front End"
Revo-33-Setup-and-Tuning-Guide-Part-4