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STEP #3

Throttle Rod Assembly:
- Thread the 5228 Throttle Rod into 5246 Ball Cup.
- Slide the parts shown on the Throttle Rod,
  secure the collars using 5282 set screws.
- Mount the 5246 Swivel onto the Servo Horn thru the outer
  most SMALL diameter holes. Attach using either the plastic or steel snap-clip.

Brake Rod Assembly:
- Thread the 5228 Brake Rod half way into the 5215 Ball End. Press the 5215 Pivot Ball
into the Ball End.
- Slide 5246 Collar onto the Brake Rod followed by 5246 Tubing.
-Mount the Brake Rod to the Servo Horn by placing 5201 Screw thru the Pivot Ball and
5232 Cone Spacer into the INNER most hole on the arm opposite the Throttle Linkage
Swivel. Secure using 5204 Locknut.

NOTE:

NOTE:

NOTE:

NOTE:

NOTE: For illustrative purposes the motor has been placed in the car. You will
want to mount the motor after you have completed the Cage assembly step.

Installation:
- Slide the open end of the Brake Rod thru the front of the Brake Cam.
- Slide 5246 Tubing Followed by 5246 Collar on the Brake Rod.
- Secure all Collars using 5282 Set Screws.
- Align the servo so it has equal throw in both directions. Press the
Servo Horn onto the Servo so that the Servo Horn is perpendicular to
the Servo Body as shown. Attach using the screw that came with
your servo.
- Trim the remaining length of the Servo Horn on the Brake Linkage
side to prevent collision with the Sprint Cage. It may be necessary to
bend the Brake Cam upward to allow for proper clearance with the
Sprint Cage as well.

- Keep the servo positioned at idle as shown in Figure #1

Figure #1

Figure #1

Figure #1

Figure #1! Might be

necessary to re-align both the Steering Servo Saver and the Throttle
Servo Horn once the radio is “ON” and the servos find their actual center.

Throttle Linkage:  Loosen the collar on the right side of the
Swivel and slide the Rod so that the carb can fully close. Next
slide the right side collar up against the Swivel and tighten.
Lastly adjust the left side collar so that it compresses the
spring 1/8” to 3/16”.
Brake Linkage: Slide the Tubing on the Brake Rod so the
Tubing is tight to the Brake Cam and the brake is only slightly
engaged to the brake pad, there should be slight resistance
when trying to spin the spur gear.

LINKAGE SET-UP:   

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To be done with the radio unit ON!

-Within your radio locate the End Point Adjustments (EPA)
setting. Here you will reduce the amount of travel your servo
has so that you do not damage your carb. Notice the carb
position in Figure #2, this is FULL throttle to the motor and
the servo should pull no further than this.
-Set the Braking End Point so that at full brake (Figure #3) the
spring on the throttle linkage is just about fully compressed.
-Set the EPA for the Steering Servo as well, so that it will only
turn the amount the car will allow it.

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

5246
Tubing

5228
LONG Rod

5246
Ball Cup

5204

5246
Steel or
Plastic

5246
Servo Horn

5232

5201

5215

5246
Swivel

5246
Collar

5228
SHORT Rod

5246
Collar

5246
Collar

Summary of Contents for 0918

Page 1: ...red By Manufactured By Manufactured By Manufactured By Manufactured By 760 B Crosspoint Drive 760 B Crosspoint Drive 760 B Crosspoint Drive 760 B Crosspoint Drive 760 B Crosspoint Drive Denver NC 2803...

Page 2: ...t verastale set up Custom Works has found in testing on different types of tracks however there are various other suspension configurations available to you that you may find more suitable for your lo...

Page 3: ...ponents Steering Components Parts for Step 1 Parts for Step 2 3203 Qty 2 Left Shown 25 Deg Castor Block 7200 Qty 2 Front Axle 7209 Qty 4 Spacer 1 1 3202 Qty 2 Steering Block L R 7209 Qty 2 Ball Stud K...

Page 4: ...sp Arm 5253 Qty 2 4 40 x 3 8 BH Screw 1 1 3305 Qty 1 Tail Tank Tray Parts for Step 1 2222 Qty 2 1 3 Deg Toe Block 1284 Qty 2 Med Shock Ear 1 1 1273 Qty 1 Rear Bulkhead Parts for Step 2 1 1 5230 Qty 24...

Page 5: ...rew Align the holes as shown so that the 7211 CVD Pin can pass thru the Bone Axle and Coupling Pin should be evenly spaced in the DogBone Tighten the Set Screw by angling the Bone and Axle so the set...

Page 6: ...STEP 1 STEP 2 4205 Qty 2 Thrust Washer Transmission Casing Transmission Casing Transmission Casing Transmission Casing Transmission Casing 5273 Qty 5 4 40 x 3 8 SH Screw 1230 Qty 2 3 8 x 5 8 Bearing 1...

Page 7: ...Fir STEP 1 Slide the 4421 Brake Shoe onto the 4420 Brake Bracket with both crescent shape cut outs facing the same direction Install the Brake Bracket onto the transmis sion so that the Brake Disc is...

Page 8: ...ntil it is hand tight Oil should seep out of the bleed hole in the Threaded Cap 6 Then the shaft should push itself out to its full length slowly 7 If the shock does not push out this far there is not...

Page 9: ...1 5263 Qty 9 4 40 x 3 8 FH Screw 8122 Qty 2 Ball Stud 5240 Qty4 Servo Mount 5282 Qty 5 4 40 Set Screw 5246 Qty5 Collar 5246 Qty1 Swivel 5246 Qty1 Servo Horn 5204 Qty 1 2 56 Lock Nut 5228 Qty1 Brake R...

Page 10: ...e necessary to bend the Brake Cam upward to allow for proper clearance with the Sprint Cage as well Keep the servo positioned at idle as shown in Figure 1 Figure 1 Figure 1 Figure 1 Figure 1 Might be...

Page 11: ...4438 Qty 1 Flanged Bearing 4523 Qty 1 23T Pinion 4440 Qty 1 Clutch Bell 4431 Qty 2 Clutch Spring 4435 Qty 2 Clutch Shoe 4442 Qty 1 SG Nut 4437 Qty 1 Collet 5208 4438 4523 4440 4439 4431 4435 4442 4430...

Page 12: ...3 STEP 3 STEP 3 STEP 3 Place the wheel inside of the tire and work both beads of the tire into the channels on the outside edge of the wheel Peel back a portion of the tire from the wheel and apply an...

Page 13: ...nt Ride Height Lower Rear Ride Height Thread Shock Collar DOWN on Right Front Thread Shock Collar UP on Right Rear Increase Rear Toe Increase Castor Decrease Rear Toe Stagger or Decrease the differenc...

Page 14: ...increase front traction especially entering the turn Generally its safe to start the car with the ride heights even Rear Toe In Rear Toe In Rear Toe In Rear Toe In Rear Toe In Front edge of car tires...

Page 15: ...Wheelbase Front End Wheelbase is the distance between the front and rear axles Running the entire front end assembly in the forward position makes the wheelbase longer and therefore more stable on lon...

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