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Old 19-01-2010
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Default B4 alloy servo saver??

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can anyone tell me where i can but the b4 alloy servo saver and steering rack from?

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The complete thing here > http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GPM-ALLOY-STEE...item19b5df000f
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If you get one, just use the standard rack and possibly the non servo saver half. If you use the rack and bushings that comes with it you have LOADS of play.l
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Sorry to hijcak, but what's the best solution to get rid of some of the steering slop in a B4, mine's not great on the steering rack at all?
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You can just use the standard rack & use a slow set CA when putting the servo saver together, so if the servo saver strips (which they do) it makes no difference as the arms basically one piece!
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