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Old 03-10-2011
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Has anybody bought one of these yet?

Would anybody like us to stock these at JTmodels? Rough price will be around £19.99 (ish)

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Has anybody bought one of these yet?

Would anybody like us to stock these at JTmodels? Rough price will be around £19.99 (ish)
Jamie

I have had one of these on my car for a few meetings if great and is a good as the silver one brought from u. Blue is better
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Is this bridge able to give the same range of steering as the original when it's flipped. Jamies bridge can run either kit settings or the refinement that Lee came up with.
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Is this bridge able to give the same range of steering as the original when it's flipped. Jamies bridge can run either kit settings or the refinement that Lee came up with.
Scotty
Id like to know this first before i went for the blue bling. Ive got Jamies steering bridge but by going blue will it give me the same range of motion?
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Has anybody bought one of these yet?

Would anybody like us to stock these at JTmodels? Rough price will be around £19.99 (ish)

jamie, your steering link is doing the job fine for me,










but the tamiya gods are telling me to buy the blue bling, i must obey LOL
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this part is the same as standard. you cannot flip it, but you can just space the ballstud forward a lot more as its stronger and wont snap.
i use this and space my ball stud forward 4mm.

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Is anyone running this part as Lee suggested?

Do you find there is enough lock?
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there will always be enough lock what the difernce is how much akerman effect you can achive to be fair the car generates so much on the front end it seems to work as standard as lee said space it forward 4mm it clearly works.

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Does it come with bearings fitted?
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Does it come with bearings fitted?
HI Dave, the answer is YES!
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For anyone running this with the spacers, is any dremel long then needed of the gearbox/ball cups to maximize lock?
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