snowmiu19

Hello there I have finally solve my problem. Thanks for the M3 threaded rod tip though. I bought a oversize kysoho servo saver and mount it as i did before in the center and voila, it did the trick. i need to shorten the rods though now lol. Neway its a blast now..... thanks you all for your kind help. Really appreciate it. I will post my done up car pics soon. Neway once again THANKS.... Regards Calvin

Here is my photos to show wat i meant! This thing is in the way to lower the servo... This is wat i meant where is not long enough. This is the servo mounted in the middle as the shaft are not long enough. So do Tamiya sell longer tierods? Regards Calvin

Thanks for the bearing tips you all..... so i need 12 of those sizes right? Regards Calvin

Hi there guys I have modded my Bush Devil servo as you told me to by turning it around,now is much closer , but there is still one problem, the tierods shaft is not long enough. I can see that the sample that you gave is much lower (the servo mounting) mine is still abit higher because of the exisiting plate to hold the old servo saver. I could not shift it lower already. If you are not sure wat i meant i can take a photo and show, but what i want to know is do Tamiya sell longer tierods shaft? I even try to shift my servo to the middle as im running one servo only, im using a non mechanical ESC. Still its not long enough, thus making the car having alot of toe-out Thanks Regards Calvin

Hello there Another question here. Is there any compatible shocks from Tamiya in the market right now that can work on the Bush Devil? Im looking for something like oil dampers instead of the stock "air shocks" regards Calvin

Hello there, Can anyone tell me what are the measurements of the hopups ball bearing for the bush devil and the amount of them needed? Im trying to source from a local bearing supplier. They asked me for the dimension, thickness, diameter and inner diameter in mm Thanks regards Calvin

Oh thanks alot for the illustration, i got it now Thanks thanks hehehehe, im overjoy now hahahaha, Neway can those standard servo saver of Tamiya for the TT-01 etc works as well? or i must get those 1/8th ones? Thanks again regards Calvin

Thanks Terry But im abit blur here. Ca u maybe illustrate the solution for me. When n u say turn the servo around u mean the head of the servo will now face the ground? Then how am i gonna connect the linkages? as u said the tie rods? And when u say adding braces how does that work? Thanks Hope you can help me with my woes

Hello there, I just managed to restored my Tamiya Bush Devil which was in my gargage the other day. I fix it up and ran the car and it works, but after i crash lightly on a rock, the servo saver breaks. So right now i have to use epoxy to do the job, but then again it was very fragile even after it dry, again it breaks.... Hopefully someone here can tell me where i can get my hands on the parts above? Thanks alot Regards Calvin