Mip 3013 rc10gt ball bearing steering instructions?

[msedsp]

Can anyone tell me how to properly mount the mip 3013 ball bearing steering kit on my 10t, i.e. what screws do I need and which set of holes should they go in? or better yet does someone have a scan of the instructions?

Thanks,
mike

[Charlie don't surf]

That MIP steering came with it's own hardware & bearings, if you don't have em', your in trouble
if you do the 4/40 countersunk screws go up through the bottom where your original bellcrank posts were, then the aluminum post gets threaded onto the 4/40 screw. Insert the bearings into the bellcranks, shim accordingly top/bottom, and install bellcrank over post

[aconsola]

Is the hardware for the 10t the same as the GT? If so the post doesn't thread onto the 4-40 screw, it slides over it and the nut on top holds everything together. I will take a look to see IF I can find my instructions for the GT kit.

[msedsp]

That MIP steering came with it's own hardware & bearings, if you don't have em', your in trouble
if you do the 4/40 countersunk screws go up through the bottom where your original bellcrank posts were, then the aluminum post gets threaded onto the 4/40 screw. Insert the bearings into the bellcranks, shim accordingly top/bottom, and install bellcrank over post

Thats kinda what I thought except a 4-40 countersunk screw seems like the head is way too small and would pull through the coundersunk holes in the nose plate?

[aconsola]

it looks like they will but they won't, that is how it is on the gt as well.

[Group B]

That MIP steering came with it's own hardware, if you don't have it, your in trouble

That is, unless you have a hand lathe...

[lowrydesign]

That MIP steering came with it's own hardware, if you don't have it, your in trouble

That is, unless you have a hand lathe...

the hand lathe.
when your missing mip posts, you can make them with an old wing tube, a file, and a drill...
for the win.

[scr8p]

i personally think that the mip bellcranks suck. especially if your trying to use it on a flat chassis without the benefit of the "drop down" from a noseplate. i bought one, never bought another.

[Group B]

That MIP steering came with it's own hardware, if you don't have it, your in trouble

That is, unless you have a hand lathe...

the hand lathe.
when your missing mip posts, you can make them with an old wing tube, a file, and a drill...
for the win.

and don't forget the washer...