OBZ pivot ball steering link
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OBZ Steering link adapted for use with pivot balls instead of screws.
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These are steering links for the OBRC OBZ 1:28 car. These replace the link between the servo and the steering arm, and use pivot balls instead of the regular screws.
This allows for free-er movement, as the stock link binds a bit.
I've made 3 versions: All have a 3.5 mm pivot ball on the wheel side, but 2.5, 3.0 or 3.5mm pivot ball on the servo side. The 3.5 balls can be snapped in from either side, the smaller sizes need to be snapped in from the bevelled side.
Parts used:
M2 internal thread 3.5mm pivot ball (I used Xbility X-PVB-F, but many brands sell these)
flathead M2x4 scew to mount the ball.
2.5, 3.0 or 3.5 ball-end of pivot ball of choice on the servo side. I used a 2.5mm ballend with M1.4 thread (Atomic MRZ-11) myself, as this fits the aluminum servo horn for the AGF A06CLS servo.
I printed this in PLA+ 2.0, with a 0.2 nozzle. I do think that nozzle is required here; I havent tested at 0.4.