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Got to take my E-Revo Brushless Edition for another run this afternoon had as much fun as i can without a ramp.
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I'm appalled that you don't have a ramp.
I used to awhile ago but my dad got rid of it for our move to Tucson. But hopefully we'll build or buy a new one after we get to our new house in Tucson.
 
I used to awhile ago but my dad got rid of it for our move to Tucson. But hopefully we'll build or buy a new one after we get to our new house in Tucson.
Misbehavin was a mod on traxxas website. He had his own with these plans. I built one years ago and loved it.

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I charged up a 2s battery and ran one of my GROMS around the front yard yesterday. When I got done I found the 'nut' on the servo saver had come off and it was not steering correctly because of that.
Is it 'ok' to put a little lock tight on that so it doesn't work loose again?
 
I charged up a 2s battery and ran one of my GROMS around the front yard yesterday. When I got done I found the 'nut' on the servo saver had come off and it was not steering correctly because of that.
Is it 'ok' to put a little lock tight on that so it doesn't work loose again?
Yes, blue. It likely wasn't tight enough to begin with and thats why it came loose. If proper spring tension was applied, it likely wouldnt have come loose.
 
I charged up a 2s battery and ran one of my GROMS around the front yard yesterday. When I got done I found the 'nut' on the servo saver had come off and it was not steering correctly because of that.
Is it 'ok' to put a little lock tight on that so it doesn't work loose again?
The servo saver is a 50 50 split on loctite I think...I use it.
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And I drove this...
 
Yes, blue. It likely wasn't tight enough to begin with and thats why it came loose. If proper spring tension was applied, it likely wouldnt have come loose.
Thanks, I think I have some of the blue but wasn't sure if it was the right thing to do. It's cranked on tight now and yeah, it probably wasn't tight enough when I installed it.
 
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