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Top Servo Install
This all depends on the make and model of the servo used and the height of the servo body, the kit is supplied with plastic spacer that can be used to add height on the outside fitting or reduce height if fitted with the servo on the inside and the placement of this servo can be eithier inside the frame or outside also the ball link can be fitted as well on the inside or outside on the servo arms the whole idea is to obtain the straightest link rod possible to the I arm looking from the top.
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