Kronos XTR Easiest way to adjust servo saver?

[Horatio]

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The spring is slightly bigger diameter and height, but this doesn't really matter. It's an interference fit.

The adjustment collar needs to be tightened up with the steering assembly removed from the rig. Pressure needs to be applied to the collar while the collar is tightened to avoid cross threading or stripping the threads.

 

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I suspect there may be but I haven't seen any for TC here in the US. Other more popular brands such as Arrma and TRX. I'm very leery of the multi branded chinese stuff such as GPM and Hot Racing..I prefer to stick with OEM or Scorched RC, JBIRC, M2C ect for critical components myself. Just me..

You have the ProModeler servo,right? I would think just a touch of give with the stock saver is about as good as you're gonna get. I could be wrong.

GPM make decent stuff nowadays. I purchased the ADU Racing servo saver arm thingy and am waiting for it in the mail.
GPM had quality issues a number of years ago, but all the recent aluminum stuff I've bought from them has been good. Mixed experience with Hot Racing. I bought their pivot ball set for my Granite 3s, and it's much better than the plastic stock pivot balls, which isn't a huge surprise. The point is it was 1/3 of the price of the (I believe it was M2C) M2C ball ends.
I prefer GPM, and the few Corally parts ADU makes that I own are all excellent: shock towers, steering rack, steering blocks for the Kagama.