I figured I'd do this cause I have a brand new erevo 2.0 and didn't want the servos dieing prematurely, and went as checked it out and it is on point for once whoever put this erevo together was on point and I thank them and thank you for a awesome video thanks
Yep. Well done! I've been tinkering around trying to do exactly this, without the results I desired. I'm going to try it again with this method, which seems very straight forward. Thanks Upgraded RC for providing such a detailed and necessary tune.
Thank you for this video as well, it helped me replace my servo correctly! Dude it would be fun to meet up and drive sometime. Next winter lets go up to powderhorn and sneak in the terrain park after 4pm. And lets get video footage of erevo over the large fetures.
Very good video. I read through the adjustments in the traxxas manual as well, (page 26 for a #5603) but my right servo did not end up at the 7 degree offset, for some reason it was off a bit more. The 31.7mm on the steering turnbuckles was good to start, but they did not end up at that measurement after adjustment. It would have been nice to see your steering turnbuckle measurement after as well. I liked your comment on the turnbuckle wrench! I could not find one in the traxxas tool kit either, I think it is a 6mm since I have a 5mm and a 7mm, I ended up using a very small adjustable. I also used the Traxxas rod end tool which helps a lot!
U need a 4 mm wrench out of an ignition wrench set. I used the one out of my grandfather old craftsman ignition wrench pouch. It's got all sorts of smaller size wrenches than your standard wrench set has in it cause a normal set stops at like 5.5 mm and that's way too big for it
I just replaced the servo gears everything lines up perfect ,but when its off the ground and I accelerate the front tires turn left and then return to strait normal placement , is the normal or did I do something
Irritating that there is no wrench for these. It would be much easier to adjust. I’ve purchased a mini wrench set and it even has 1/2 sizes and no luck. It is somewhere between a 4.5mm and a 5mm. Sometimes a 5 will catch but any resistance and it slips. I have the 5mm Traxxas wrench that is too small I’m going to try and file it a bit and see if it will work.
Thank you this is totally what was needed this is now #1 goto servo alignment video. .
I love these types of videos. You have given a great service to the world of RC.
This was helpful. Thank you.
I figured I'd do this cause I have a brand new erevo 2.0 and didn't want the servos dieing prematurely, and went as checked it out and it is on point for once whoever put this erevo together was on point and I thank them and thank you for a awesome video thanks
Yep. Well done! I've been tinkering around trying to do exactly this, without the results I desired. I'm going to try it again with this method, which seems very straight forward. Thanks Upgraded RC for providing such a detailed and necessary tune.
Thank you for this video as well, it helped me replace my servo correctly!
Dude it would be fun to meet up and drive sometime. Next winter lets go up to powderhorn and sneak in the terrain park after 4pm. And lets get video footage of erevo over the large fetures.
Sounds great!
Very good video. I read through the adjustments in the traxxas manual as well, (page 26 for a #5603) but my right servo did not end up at the 7 degree offset, for some reason it was off a bit more. The 31.7mm on the steering turnbuckles was good to start, but they did not end up at that measurement after adjustment. It would have been nice to see your steering turnbuckle measurement after as well. I liked your comment on the turnbuckle wrench! I could not find one in the traxxas tool kit either, I think it is a 6mm since I have a 5mm and a 7mm, I ended up using a very small adjustable. I also used the Traxxas rod end tool which helps a lot!
YOU ABSOLUTELY 💯 ROCK! THANKYOU, YOU ARE THE MAN!
U need a 4 mm wrench out of an ignition wrench set. I used the one out of my grandfather old craftsman ignition wrench pouch. It's got all sorts of smaller size wrenches than your standard wrench set has in it cause a normal set stops at like 5.5 mm and that's way too big for it
Totally awsome tutorial !!! Great job !! Many thanks for help :)
Connect one side only. Drive the car to make sure it's going straight, then connect & adjust the 2nd side. Much easier in my opinion.
Hey man love the video very helpful just wondering can you make a video on stub axel maintenance. Great videos Travis.
I have one on the steering nuckles that includes the axels
How tf this man have less than 2k subs!?
I hook my new servos up put the servo arm on an its perfect!
Nice video and i followed your methods. How about video how to set endpoints correctly on two steering servo system?
You ever hunt one down? I'm dealing with this now
This is very old school. Bluetooth your remote and set the servos up electricly..
I just replaced the servo gears everything lines up perfect ,but when its off the ground and I accelerate the front tires turn left and then return to strait normal placement , is the normal or did I do something
My first thoughts are AVC (Active Vehicle Control) or TSM (Traxxas Stabilization Management). If that is on, Turn it off.
Are you out of Grand Junction?
Whitewater
I thought I recognized those Mountains. I'm out of Steamboat. Wish there were more of a community up here. Not much for bashing friends or racers.
Are you a member of Upgraded Rc Bashers Crashers and Crawlers? We post competitions and trail runs all tge time all over the place.
I am not is that a Facebook page?
Yep
Irritating that there is no wrench for these. It would be much easier to adjust. I’ve purchased a mini wrench set and it even has 1/2 sizes and no luck. It is somewhere between a 4.5mm and a 5mm. Sometimes a 5 will catch but any resistance and it slips. I have the 5mm Traxxas wrench that is too small I’m going to try and file it a bit and see if it will work.
I finally got the traxxas blue 5mm wrench and it does work lol. Good luck brother. 🤟
Well it doesn’t for me!!! Lol
Hi sir is one servo suppose to move both tires
I thought u had tires hooked up
No, both sevos turn the tires