the right steering set up

[sickboy]

hi all well ive been looking around the web for other fs owners and came across that many of there steering set ups are wrong here's a picture from the carbon fighter

as you can see that the rose joint is placed the wrong way around this the offset roes joint in the middle is also to be used as steering protection in combination with the steering stops located on the wheel hubs
and if you look at this picture from mcd this is how it should be
so if anyone has not noticed this then i suggest to look again

[hoppy]

yuppers... i had to spin the tie rod ends 180 deg to be able to run with my mcd wheels, it was then that it was brought to my attention the fs rod ends are actually the wrong way around

the only thing i ponder is, particularly with buggies and mt's, when the rod ends are dog legged out fs style, wouldn't the centre of effort be futher outboard, thus giving lever advantage for the servo? just a thought...