Yeah the servo saver is ass
Outcast Thinking about getting a 4s outcast
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Servo saver should have been integrated into the bell crank.
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A crappy Steering design/SS can ruin any otherwise good RC platform.
Weak ass Servo Savers suck. Make sure the SS is on the tight side and run a stronger Servo.
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Weak ass Servo Savers suck. Make sure the SS is on the tight side and run a stronger Servo.
How I always fly, no matter the rig.
Yeah but impossible with the current design
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I would lock out the Servo Saver arm/horn altogether, by Pinning it locked.
Then run a monster steel gear high Kg servo.
That's all you can do. Done this before with some of my 1/10 RC's here.
Crawlers run no SS at all. And run fine with a strong ass servo just fine.
Then run a monster steel gear high Kg servo.
That's all you can do. Done this before with some of my 1/10 RC's here.
Crawlers run no SS at all. And run fine with a strong ass servo just fine.
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I have an Outcast 4s and love it. Its tough as nails with the M2C chassis brace and motor mount. Plus its lighter than many 4s trucks and easy to work on. Mine has been incredibly durable sending it off ramps and bashing at the skatepark (i send it 15-20’ high) and as long as you don't land completely on the flat concrete it’ll take it. Lighter is better especially for landing on concrete.
With the chassis brace and motor mount from M2C my driveline has been protected just fine. Did have to loctite the slipper clutch screw to keep it from backing out, but otherwise no major issues. The Outcast 4s is my favorite basher, performs great for double backflips, front flips, riding wheelies, and more, and is a perfect size for these purposes.
I would go this route or Granite 3s. I think alot of the folks had the v1 which is lacking in upgraded parts compared to the v2, so ignore the hate. Its a great rig.
With the chassis brace and motor mount from M2C my driveline has been protected just fine. Did have to loctite the slipper clutch screw to keep it from backing out, but otherwise no major issues. The Outcast 4s is my favorite basher, performs great for double backflips, front flips, riding wheelies, and more, and is a perfect size for these purposes.
I would go this route or Granite 3s. I think alot of the folks had the v1 which is lacking in upgraded parts compared to the v2, so ignore the hate. Its a great rig.
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