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Old 10-30-2008, 07:09 PM
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Im looking for some advise as to what torque / speed servos to get for 200mm car.

It seems to me, the smaller cars would need more speed in the steering than torque. But IDK

What would be the very best choices?

what do you have?

any insight is VERY much appreciated, This noob is still learning.

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Old 10-30-2008, 07:25 PM
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Throttle/brake? Try asking that question in the Nitro On-Road forum. Not needed for an Electric TC.

Steering Speed is fairly important. For TC, .11 sec or faster: JR8800s, Futaba 9551, Futaba BLS451, etc.
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Old 10-30-2008, 08:43 PM
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+1 on the 9551
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Old 10-30-2008, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by jman37
Im looking for some advise as to what torque / speed servos to get for 200mm car.

It seems to me, the smaller cars would need more speed in the steering than torque. But IDK

What would be the very best choices?

what do you have?

any insight is VERY much appreciated, This noob is still learning.

Regards,
Jon
I use the ko propo pds-2367 for steering (160.1of torque)at 0.10s@60and the pds-2143 for brake/throtle(111.1of torque)at 0.8s@60.
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Old 10-31-2008, 11:37 PM
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i have used the airtronics 94357 and the jr 9000s in my kyosho v1rrr evo 2 for both steering and throttle. i prefer the airtronics 94358 for steering even though is has a bit less torque. you did not mention what type of car you were using.each car might not respond the same.just giving you this info as reference. but you would have to chose what makes you most comfortable.

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Originally Posted by mr fit
i have used the airtronics 94357 and the jr 9000s in my kyosho v1rrr evo 2 for both steering and throttle. i prefer the airtronics 94358 for steering even though is has a bit less torque. you did not mention what type of car you were using.each car might not respond the same.just giving you this info as reference. but you would have to chose what makes you most comfortable.
correction 94358z for throttle and 94357z for steering.
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My friend uses the jr 9000's and i swear the car steers before he turns the wheel
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KO 2413 or Futaba 9551 !
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