Atten. Savage Owners Need Help With Strerring!!!!!

[nitrotec]

i have a savage 25, its a badass truck.. but the steering is horrable..the servo saver keeps giving out. what should i do????@?? is their a steering kit for this truck like the proline kit for the maxx???? i've been hearding people use the ofna monster pirate servo saver and something else, not sure.....i dont know anything about it. can anyone help me out what to do, or if the ofna parts work can i get the part names of then or part number and the review...... thanks

[RCBASHERFREAK50]

buy the gpm ball bearing upgrade
its aluminum and 18 bucks
you need bb and they are 6 bucks
a new servo would be nice,

[HPICasper]

http://www.savage-central.com/ftopic9877.html
that is everything u need to know on how to do this mod. Hear it works good :D

[cretin]

get a super duty servo and the ofna monster pirate steering servo (tower has it for $18.95, and it comes with ball bearings). throw your servo saver away, and you'll probably want to make a new link from the servo arm to the new servo saver. as the above post says, savage-central can give you all the info you need.

[2jz-gte]

the best steering mod you can make to your sav:
take the stock servo saver, put it on the floor, and beat it with a sledgehammer. then take the stock servo, put it on the floor, and beat it with a sledge as well.

next, purchase the MP servo saver and a Hitec 645 steering servo. one note, you must use a metal geared servo with the mp or you WILL strip the gears.

[cretin]

don't smash the stock steering servo. use it in the place of the throttle/brake servo, and smash the throttle/brake servo if you need the hammer practice. then you get better brakes for free. personally, i save all my servos. never know when you'll need one for a goofball project, like my r/c miniature shopping cart.

[55018speed]

couldnt you use the old throttle servo for the reverse module?

[2jz-gte]

sarcasm :rolleyes: lol. i was only kidding. if you want better brakes, go here: http://www.savage-central.com/ftopic4538.html