RC Damper Steering Upgrade for Tamiya CW-01 Chassis
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2020
- Tired of bending those skinny tie-rods on your CW-01? Well the good folks at RC Damper have a solution for you! The ultra-beefy, mega-cool, steering dampened all aluminum servo saver and tie-rod kit is here!
Comes in a few cool colours, adjustable and in several servo output shaft tooth combinations (23, 24, 25 tooth).
Here's a link to the part shown in the video:
www.ebay.com/ipp/383653219502...
Designed as a direct fit to the Tamiya CW-01 Chassis:
Lunchbox, Midnight Pumpkin, Mitsubishi Montero Wheelie, Unimog Wheelie, and many more!
I have 2 sets of these myself. Can't be beat. A top 10 must have upgrade.
Absolutely! These steering linkages and servo saver are the best!
Great vid. Exactly the review I was looking for! :)
Perfect, glad you found it!
Looks like a really nice part, apart from the colliding with a-arm of course... I actually looked at this on one of the online stores, but decided against it as I still have absolutely no idea how to rig up the steering of my Lunchbox... But I'll have it figured out before end of October, be sure of that, ha ha!
That's the beauty of the Lunchy, it's so simple! You'll get it dialed in, no worries there! 👍🏻
Great video
Thanks for watching! 👊🍻
yeah you skipped the bit where you attach them to the steering arms.. thats the bit i wanted to see.. i want to see if this can be used on other similar tamiya cars
They use M3 hardware which is pretty much standard on all RC's these days. Hope that helps. 🙏
I enjoyed a great video let's be friends.
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Thanks for watching! 🤙😄
The kit doesn't work with the original kit supplied knuckle. Did you upgrade to aluminum knuckle? The plastic one, holes are way to small to accommodate the kit. What screws/nuts did you use. The ones with the original lunchbox/MP are way too small....
I think I enlarged the holes in the stock knuckles. I eventually upgraded to aluminum knuckles with M3 holes.
How do you get em to fit the wheel end?? I have tried putting the cups on and they just pop off when it turns
I used some metric screws I had kicking around. M3, I believe. 👍🏻
sir do you have another link for that upgrade it's not available anymore can you please send if you have it thank you
No sorry, I don't. I just had another look at ebay and I see they're not available. You can always upgrade to a Kimbrough servo saver, they're very strong!
Curious, are you still Running the Stock Gearbox with a 10T Brushless Motor?
I sure am. I've dialed down the punch a little to help protect the drive train but yeah, that gear box is tough as nails!
@@poorboysrc Oh, I know the Gearbox is a Tank. My first R/C was the Grasshopper. But back then, Brushless Monsters were not really around. LOL Got a Lunchbox and a Pumpkin coming...Was just curious. thanks Man, love the Videos.
@@joelarouche101 thanks for watching and commenting Joe! 🤙
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As wonderful as this product is…..it has now burnt out 2 Core-RC 4012 servos on my re-re Lunchbox within 1 run with each…… crunch crunch crunch crunch…… cccccccccccccckhhhhhh
Oh no, how did it burn them out? I've had no issues with mine, in fact, I really love it!
@@poorboysrc Really don’t know…. I’m pretty good at this stuff but this mod didn’t work out as well as all the others….. It’s a CORE-RC 4012 (CR493) servo that’s burnt out (just keeps spinning and spinning rather than locking on turn). As I say, I’m 2 down now. I had 1 spare but now I’m looking at what the upgrade is.
@@stathap sounds like some stripped teeth on the internal servo gears. If they're made of plastic you'll burn through them, the servo saver is too strong. I try and buy servos with steel or brass gears, my personal experience has been that they last a lot longer! 👊
@@poorboysrc On it now….. brass or steel, will get one thank you chap
@@stathap I'm running brass on my MP and it's held up fine! Steel tends to cost a little more. Just make sure the output spline on your servo matches the tooth count of your servo saver! 👊