1/8 Buggy Servos

Old 02-23-2007, 09:34 AM
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Which Futaba servos would you recomend for an 1/8 buggy, LOSI, MUGEN, KYOSHO, etc. etc.

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Old 02-23-2007, 02:22 PM
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Steering: 9351 or 9350
Thrt/Brk: 9451
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Discussion on servo's here http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthread.php?t=146773
I say 9451's on both.
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steering i would defenetly go with the 9351
and for throttle i guess 9451 like arecee said
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Id suggest Ace 1015 steering and 1313 on throttle ,best value for money and dont give s%$^
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Originally Posted by razzor
Id suggest Ace 1015 steering and 1313 on throttle ,best value for money and dont give s%$^
True, but the original question was asking about Futaba servos not Ace.
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I personally use the 9451 for throttle and on occassion used them for steering ,but they just don't hold up . Best steering servo I have used to date is the Hitec 5995 robot servo on a 7.4 volt lipo reciever pack ! totally ballistic and incrediblely rugged . The 5965 is the exact same servo just uses a metal lower case , it's heavier too.
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i'd get the hitec! even if its more money there warranty is great u just send them in and get it back in 2 weeks max..and they never charged me no matter what happen to the servo.
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Originally Posted by IR13
i'd get the hitec! even if its more money there warranty is great u just send them in and get it back in 2 weeks max..and they never charged me no matter what happen to the servo.
True, but the problem with Hitec is that you have to keep sending them back all too often. For the same money I would buy Futaba or Airtronics any day.

I used to believe the same but after sending back the same servo three times, another one twice, and these were their digital ones not to mention the 645 that had to go back several times. I've had the best results with Futaba, racing the same ones for over three years and it's still as strong as the day I bought it. Now I use Futaba digitals in all my racers, buggy, truggy and ST except for two JR servos.
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[QUOTE=AreCee]True, but the problem with Hitec is that you have to keep sending them back all too often. For the same money I would buy Futaba or Airtronics any day.

I wouldnt waste my money and get more value for less $$ spent with the Ace servos.
At national level there has been more guys changing over to Ace than any other brand and most that are not using Ace are sponsored by other brands so dont have a choice.
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Originally Posted by mremtr
I personally use the 9451 for throttle and on occassion used them for steering ,but they just don't hold up . Best steering servo I have used to date is the Hitec 5995 robot servo on a 7.4 volt lipo reciever pack ! totally ballistic and incrediblely rugged . The 5965 is the exact same servo just uses a metal lower case , it's heavier too.

well since he brought it up i would use the hitec 5995 team drivers from
HeadRush hobbies run it in thier matrix TR and it works great and we havent had any issue with it by the way thats for steering
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