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Thanks for the post and picture. But your axle is nowhere a 11l knuckle to knuckle axle, but a 13stud. This is why you have room to place the servo like that and you can use 5l suspensions arm without problem.

Attention, the use you do of the suspension knuckle 6571 on  the geared hub is problematic as this piece lack a bevel on a side, so it collides against the geared hub and make it force when steered. It is better to use the new 3l suspensions arm or the 5l in your case. Also, to me you can not use the daytona differential on your axle, but I can miss judge, let me know if this is correct as you stated it works.

Have a look to the my axles on rebrickable, https://rebrickable.com/users/Nico71/mocs/ The constructions is different because of the constrain of 11l width, that is why I have waited to get the news 3l suspensions arm from the Bronco.

If you want a similar axle as yours in 13l width, have a look to my Kodiak axle here : https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-155168/Nico71/chevrolet-kodiak-c70-control-version/#details

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I know it is a bit wider...but stud lower...it is a problem to fit if servo is in up position...perhaps I'll make kind of swinging servo...

...i have used this 6571 part because new 3 studs suspension arms were on the way at the moment...

...and I use CLAAS tires on that axle...so there are some differences

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19 hours ago, nico71 said:

 

If you want a similar axle as yours in 13l width, have a look to my Kodiak axle here : https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-155168/Nico71/chevrolet-kodiak-c70-control-version/#details

I saw your Kodiak a while ago, but I also need 11L gearrack length based steering...

My initial plan was to use 7 x 7 suspension arm from McLaren, but I had to reinforce it because it bending under weight...

My problem is that I need 3 studs wide part of chassis / axle so CLAAS tires will not hit anything to have decent steering angle

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