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Gotta say Brett, I'm very happy with mine, fitted up good just needed to massage a hole or two other then that its a great piece of kit! I would highly recommend it to anyone. THanks again mate
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginGotta say Brett, I'm very happy with mine, fitted up good just needed to massage a hole or two other then that its a great piece of kit! I would highly recommend it to anyone. THanks again mateHey thanks Jesse,i'm glad you like them ,have you already finished the install?These plates were drawn up on a rovan chassis and an outlaw rc front plate,so there may be minor hiccups with various chassis and plates. i have left the 4 x mount hole's on the large plate the same size so owners that don't run a standard 5b cage(eg:t-chase cage) can use the same size mount bolts.If you use the 5b cage then the 2 x front hole's will need to be drilled to except the cage where it mounts at the front and trim some plastic off the cage mount posts to allow for the extra 3mm depth in the chassis to get the standard pins in at the bottom.I will include some basic instructions with the neoplates and any buyers can get me here with questions.cheers
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginYou are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginGotta say Brett, I'm very happy with mine, fitted up good just needed to massage a hole or two other then that its a great piece of kit! I would highly recommend it to anyone. THanks again mateHey thanks Jesse,i'm glad you like them ,have you already finished the install?These plates were drawn up on a rovan chassis and an outlaw rc front plate,so there may be minor hiccups with various chassis and plates. i have left the 4 x mount hole's on the large plate the same size so owners that don't run a standard 5b cage(eg:t-chase cage) can use the same size mount bolts.If you use the 5b cage then the 2 x front hole's will need to be drilled to except the cage where it mounts at the front and trim some plastic off the cage mount posts to allow for the extra 3mm depth in the chassis to get the standard pins in at the bottom.I will include some basic instructions with the neoplates and any buyers can get me here with questions.cheersYeah Brett finished fitting it up today, I will post a pic tomorrow of it all setup, All I need to do is get a receiver box and its ready to go. I used the same top plate as you (outlaw rc) the only one it might not work with is the Integy version as I think there is no holes in them (correct me if I'm wrong)
Mate just to give you the heads up on what an fg servo saver is worth, they are $69 the cheapest I've foundGood for the DIY guy I guess I'm sorry but with a list like that of parts that I would have to buy and make I would rather stick to the other fg steering setup on the market, that is a direct bolt in with every part included and no stuffing around to make it workThat list of parts is a major turn offJust my o2cents
Ain't that your mate Ambro? Lol
Everything looks and sounds easy but a lot of time and r&d gets put into products like this.Hats of to ya mate for offering a better steering solution Is c/f an option in the future
his a tip for you brett ....if you get a bloke in china asking if you could sell him one for his baja ....and he might tell you a story my baja turn's terrible etc etc, and i need this for racing or whatever..don't bloody sell him one !!!! you know he wants to clone it.. ;D
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginEverything looks and sounds easy but a lot of time and r&d gets put into products like this.Hats of to ya mate for offering a better steering solution Is c/f an option in the future Thanks mate Never thought about other materials really,C/F would look good too,not to mention the weight savingsI will look into some C/F copies, be interested myself to see the costs here.cheers