Project Mad Jedi
Buildup -- Step 4: Servo saver
All accounts of the stock Mad Force steering setup
have noted it to be disappointingly sloppy. I'll be doing as many tricks
as possible to overcome this, starting with the use of Kyosho's upgraded
steering rod set (fig. 23). With these, you want to use Loctite
on the end shafts and tighten the ball ends all the way down (they are
the perfect length; no need to measure).
The assembly steps for the servo saver go very quickly
and easily. Make sure you follow the correct order of operations to avoid
having to take it all apart to get to something you skipped by. Do
not lubricate the outer tube -- this is a plastic-on-metal setup which
works best if kept dry and lube-free. Be sure to use Loctite on the 3mm
nut at the end.
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