Servo saver IV
 

I want to find a Servo saver IV for my FLM Maxx, their out of stock at UE, can I buy all the parts seprately to build it? I think they have all the parts in stock to build it.
http://www.unlimitedengineering.com/...ore/13601.html

I would appear that you can. In fact, the cost of all those parts is only slightly more than half the cost of the servo saver...Maybe Robin is charging $40 for screws now...

good question. try it and find out (although i can already see there are no bearings listed separately...not sure how many other small parts would keep it from being a complete kit)

Yeah I saw that their were no bearings so I'll have to find out the size of them.

lol - that, or he's charging for the time taken to put it all in one nice package.

Whoa my computer does not like the website, it keeps on messing up and saying abunch of warnings...
I also found this servo saver
http://hobbyoutlets.com/traxxas/proc6019.htm

the pro-line kit has been discontinued for a while, but you can still find them here and there.

i had one for about a year - it worked better than stock, but the UE SS trumps it in strength... and my truck just seemed to react so much better with the UE. (in all fairness, the plastic bellcrank on the pro-line one was cracked)

Well looks like I just need to find out the size of the bearings and the screws.

Nevermind I can't find that E-clip, or bearing sizes.

i no longer have my genIV SS, but this is a parts list directly from the instructions (the number in front is the quantity of each):

2 Steering Post
4 M5x8x2.5 Bearing
2 Spacer
1 Spring Post
1 LowerBellCrank
1 M10 E-Ring
1 Rigid Bellcrank
1 DragLink
1 Spring
2 Shoulder Screw
1 Upper Bellcrank

I bet they will be back in stock next week.

Cool thanks, is this all on the site?

i got it from the instructions that i still had with my SS. still have the instructions, but don't have the SS anymore. guess i'll pitch 'em, lol

just found this: you can download the instructions from UE. at the bottom of the page is 'instructions', for just about all of their parts.

They don't have the M10 e-ring, so looks like I'm out of luck..

you give up too easily. :mdr: