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squeeforever · 04.01.2007, 11:13 PM

I didn't have to Dremmel anything, but thats because my chassis is different. Personally, I would try and get a Vertigo Performance CF ackerman. It's the best one made, but they are discontinued now...It shouldn't be hard to make one if it becomes a problem. I personally never bent a ackerman, but I only ran a very few minutes without a King Headz or doubled stocker...I'm probably gonna make one out of 3 or 3.5mm carbon fiber just for strength/weight and looks of course...One think you might want to try, and I just might as well is get a Hellfire steering ackerman. I have been told that they are stronger and won't bend like the stocker, and they are a direct fit. As for clearance of the rear upper arm mount, I don't think that will be a problem since you shouldn't have to double up the Hellfire one. Besides that, the Hellfire ackerman has more adjustment holes (3 vs. 2).

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squeeforever RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 6,254 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Baton Rouge	04.01.2007, 11:13 PM I didn't have to Dremmel anything, but thats because my chassis is different. Personally, I would try and get a Vertigo Performance CF ackerman. It's the best one made, but they are discontinued now...It shouldn't be hard to make one if it becomes a problem. I personally never bent a ackerman, but I only ran a very few minutes without a King Headz or doubled stocker...I'm probably gonna make one out of 3 or 3.5mm carbon fiber just for strength/weight and looks of course...One think you might want to try, and I just might as well is get a Hellfire steering ackerman. I have been told that they are stronger and won't bend like the stocker, and they are a direct fit. As for clearance of the rear upper arm mount, I don't think that will be a problem since you shouldn't have to double up the Hellfire one. Besides that, the Hellfire ackerman has more adjustment holes (3 vs. 2).