This weekend i was told that when you set up your servo you want the servo arm to be dead center of the chassis and have the arm centered on the servo teeth i guess you could call it. I ran into a problem with my KSG gen 1 chassis not having enough room for me to mount my 9550 servo lined up in the middle, so i flipped the servo over so it is lined up in the center of the chassis, so now my tie rods are even but my servo is mounted on the right side will this screw up the way the car handles at all due to the wieght being tranfered from the left to the right, or would it make more sense to keep the servo mounted on the left and run different length tie rods. Im boggled :freak:



Thanks 3wide

3wide

You will probably not notice anything in the handling..unless you are a "PERFECT" driver.

It's standard for oval racers to get AS MUCH weight mounted Left of Center as possible...but it's not somethnig that will hurt you much (if any)