Benefits from a push/pull steering setup.

[militarymaxx]

Anyone try adding/modifying their steering setup to include an additional steering turnbuckle. It would simply connect to the other side of the servo horn and attach to what would have to be a modified or machined servo saver arm that would have two sides instead of the normal one.

 

[El Pirata]

What for? I don't think it's going to respond any quicker nor stronger and most people usually cot off the additional arm on the servo.

 

[militarymaxx]

That's what I thought but I was looking at a throttle cable for a motorcycle and the top end machines have a push/pull cable. It's more for safety in case one breaks. And you know, I look over to my left and there sits my buggy and too many Diet Cokes and the mind wanders.

 

[FlyinRazorback]

I really don't see the need. It may also create added stress on the servo itself if you don't have them the exact lengths.

 

[dgrobe2112]

right.. also.. its more weight.. not much much.. but some guys try to keep the weight down.. i think its a good idea thought..

 

[bill61]

I think with the cables it is a pull pull and with our solid link it is not necessary.