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Old 26-05-2006
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Default Play in the steering...

I've got a slight concern about my B4 stealth. It seems to have play/slop in the steering and front wheels. Is there any common ways of improving this like extra shims etc...?

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Old 27-05-2006
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Don't know if this helps or is even correct but according to Team Associated, there should be some slop in the steering to allow the car to track straight:

http://www.rc10.com/racerhub/techhelp/tech_b4.htm#38

I guess there must be a point where the slop becomes too much, but I don't know how you would guage it
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Old 28-05-2006
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You are always going to get a bit of movement in the bearings and also through the servo horn. I just make sure there is no slop in the turnbuckles.
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Have a look at mine mate, im sure its worse than yours, the more slop the better it seems to go for me also.
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usual weakness is the servo saver spring on the steering assembly, buy the HD one, tightens up the steering no end.
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