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HEY THERE, I am new to the rc world. I have a REVO 3.3. I was wondering how how to do a 4 wheel alignment, i have a RPM monster camber gauge. do you do the camber first or the alignment first, i have the servos centered. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
 
You should look in the manual first, because you can just go playing with revo alignment settings and expect it to be right.

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For camber, I usually start by screwing the pillow balls all the way in, then adjusting the lower ones only. Once that's been done, start adjusting tie rods and toe links, after centering the steering trim on you radio.
 
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What are you stupid? I just told you how to do an alignment.

Actually, the first step is to set the caster, if you want to change it. I forgot that one.
 
being new to this hobby and some calls you stupid.when you ask for a hand , is not a good way to introduce people to the hobby. thank for your help 2REVO1MAXX
 
I'm sorry for asking you if you're stupid, but I pretty much told you how to align a revo and you said it wasn't much help.
Do your caster and bump steer first, camber, then toe. You WILL need the manual to setup the caster and bump steer.
 

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