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Proline Servo saver
- Thread starter FastEddy
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DarthRacer
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Sweet setup.
I hope the screws don't like to back out of the drag link like the ones on my stock steering setup do!!
I'll have to look out for that product.
I hope the screws don't like to back out of the drag link like the ones on my stock steering setup do!!
I'll have to look out for that product.
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That looks great, I will definately have to try one of those out! I wonder how much $$$ they will be?
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My best guess will be $40-$50.00
The Dynamite Steering up grade is 40.00 and a good servo saver it 10.00.
I guess we will have to see.
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is it available now or coming out soon?
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Coming soon.
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I had the same problem until I went with longer screws and a titanium drag link. The longer screws with a liberal amount of blue loctite applied have yet to back out. If you make them just a little longer, you could quite possible put a nut on the part that extends above the drag link for even more security...
I too am interested in this servo saver steering post set up. It looks like Proline's answer to UE's servo saver kit. I can't wait to get my hands on either one...I would prefer the UE one, but it is never in stock when my pockets are deep enough to spend on it.
