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Nice mate, glueing is pretty easy tbh and worthwhile.
You can slow down the steering rate on most transmitters, make it slower at the start which takes the jitters out.
On the grass/Astro lower cst shock oil comes into play Over the uneven surface
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Yeah, it's not so much jittery, just fookin sharp, coming from a cheap analogue servo to the Savox is quite something, regards oil, I think I just prefer slightly "stiffer" set ups, don't mind a bit of bump steer/chatter when the ground gets drier and slightly bumpier, maybe that'll change though if I find a track near to me. I really like the levels of tinkering/fettling that can be done to the TRF over the DT02.
jontea
Initial test run complete. Ground was a little moist, so stuck to tarmac and concrete (local skatepark). Steering is spot on, very sharp, the Savox servo is rather quick, may take some practice to get used to it's responsiveness. I now appreciate the use of tyre glue, so that's my next job, glueing the tyres on (threw a rear off the wheel).
Can't wait for the ground to dry out and the council to cut the grass in the park, much fun will be had.