Nice saving money is always good.
Just saying...Yoshimura and two Brothers use a similar method to what the OP did as a way to "trick" the system mechanically instead of electronically. As long as its installed properly at the correct points nothing should strip internally in the servo motor......But I do understand the appeal of an electronic version which cleans up that section nicely.To add to what Ebster1085 mentioned, the other benefits of the servo eliminator is to free up weight and space for other electronics.
I understood that as well. Since the OP made the comment that it beat having a servo eliminator, I wanted to reinforce the comments made for it so anyone reading the thread could weigh the pros/cons.Just saying...Yoshimura and two Brothers use a similar method to what the OP did as a way to "trick" the system mechanically instead of electronically. As long as its installed properly at the correct points nothing should strip internally in the servo motor