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GO-RIDE.com 03.21.2008 01:20 AM

CRT.5 servo saver alternative?
 
Has anyone found an alternative to the stock CRT.5 servo saver and steering system. At one time there was an ofna aluminum version for about $100, but I can't even find that one anymore. Maybe someone has found a system from another car that fits the CRT.5 and is stronger?

Arct1k 03.21.2008 08:26 AM

I moved to the inner holes on the servo saver and havn't had the issue again...

GO-RIDE.com 03.21.2008 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Arct1k (Post 156555)
I moved to the inner holes on the servo saver and havn't had the issue again...

I tried that myself, but with the RCM extended chassis the car looses a lot of steering in that setting. I think the aluminum steering knuckles have a 2nd mounting hole that quickens the steering back up when using the inner hole on the servo saver. I might drill a second hole in my plastic knuckles to see if I can get similar results.

What I'm hoping to find is a stronger servo saver from a slightly bigger car/truck like the Hot Boddies LS10. Has anyone tried something like that ?

Jason 06.09.2009 12:45 AM

any updates on this ? I just broke my servo saver :bad:

Metallover 06.09.2009 01:06 AM

I don't run a servo saver. That fixes it. I've got the all-mighty $8 HXT-12KG servo from hobbycity; which has metal gears. It works great. Comes with a few servo arms.... Pic - http://i345.photobucket.com/albums/p...1/S7301747.jpg

Jason 06.09.2009 01:17 AM

http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/7008/40044127.jpg

this is what I've broke

Jason 06.20.2009 11:48 PM

so only me have broken this ? it is a the one of the weak thing on the crt.5 ?

Arct1k 06.21.2009 07:43 AM

No i broke them all the time until I moved to the inner holes - I also then picked up the CNC versions. :)

Jason 06.21.2009 11:41 AM

hmm im no really english so I dont understand all the words lol

http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/4983/ofn40834.jpg

which is the inner hole on this picture ? the YELLOW X OR THE GREEN ONE X ?

Arct1k 06.21.2009 12:13 PM

green

Jason 06.21.2009 01:06 PM

ok! I broken it on the YELLOW one

Arct1k 06.21.2009 01:13 PM

Exactly... :)

Jason 06.21.2009 01:23 PM

heh I now ordered a new set and will try on the inner holes thanks dude :wink:

Doug Shelp 06.21.2009 01:23 PM

re:week servo saver
 
the billet servo saver is available, i got mine frome Kamikaze Toys and Hobbies.nitrohouse is also a good place however its only the idler side and the lower on the servo side.The upper right side still uses the plastic kit part witch kind of makes it a fancy $125 waist.However the guys who run OFNA have been testing at the track were i run and i broke one wile they were watching me run and they took the part and said they were sending it back to china for a redesign .So we will see?

stum 06.21.2009 05:17 PM

Will any of the hyper mini parts work? Then again.. for 160 shipped mids well convert over :)

Doug Shelp 06.22.2009 12:20 AM

interchangability on OFNA minis
 
So far all ive actualy atempted to use was the center front and rear drive cups that are the same and work well.I also expect that the diffs are the same but the OFNA guys cant or wont confirm ya or nay.but ive considered trying to use the 40 tooth spur to have more gearing options and if the cap joints are the same and the wheel drive cups are well ,you see were im going but i dont know for sure yet .

Jason 07.02.2009 06:32 PM

I still havent broke the new one since Arct1k said to me to change the link to the inner hole

Finnster 07.02.2009 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Jason (Post 300898)
I still havent broke the new one since Arct1k said to me to change the link to the inner hole

I broke mine racing Arct1k last year, he said to move to inner holes as well, and its been fine since. Loose a bit of steering, but the durability is worth it.


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