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Old 10-11-2010, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by snrscion
That ride height sounds right.



Right now I am running 70 front with white springs, 50 rear with red springs.
Snr where did you pick up the white and red springs for the car?
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Old 10-12-2010, 08:43 AM
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What servo specs work perfectly for this kind of application?
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Originally Posted by Potoczak
Snr where did you pick up the white and red springs for the car?
www.nitrohouse.com

http://www.nitrohouse.com/catalog/ad...769157&x=0&y=0

http://www.nitrohouse.com/catalog/ad...769157&x=0&y=0
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Originally Posted by BOLISARIO
What servo specs work perfectly for this kind of application?
I would get the fastest servo with at least 100oz of tq that fits within your budget.

I'm using an airtronics 94357, 125oz tq, 0.07 seconds speed at 6 volts. Many can be found for a great deal here on RCTECH along with EBAY. AWESOME $100+ servo for way less.
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Originally Posted by kcunamay
I would get the fastest servo with at least 100oz of tq that fits within your budget.

I'm using an airtronics 94357, 125oz tq, 0.07 seconds speed at 6 volts. Many can be found for a great deal here on RCTECH along with EBAY. AWESOME $100+ servo for way less.

Thanks! i remember using that servo(or something similar to it) on my mtx-3 years ago. I gotta go find it.
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Yeah I am still old school too I use 94359 200oz torque. It a slower than the 94357.
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Thanks for the info! The red and whites are they stiffer then the ones that come on the car.
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Originally Posted by BOLISARIO
What servo specs work perfectly for this kind of application?
I have been using the Spektrum 6040 heli servo's in my touring cars and 1/8 scale onroad with great success. I think they have 170oz of torque. And they are only 70 bucks brand new.
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Originally Posted by Potoczak
Thanks for the info! The red and whites are they stiffer then the ones that come on the car.
yes it stiffer

Black stock super soft
red soft
white medium
yellow hard
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Originally Posted by Potoczak
I have been using the Spektrum 6040 heli servo's in my touring cars and 1/8 scale onroad with great success. I think they have 170oz of torque. And they are only 70 bucks brand new.
I use an H6040 in my 1/10 TC. Amazing specs for the price. More torque than is needed in 1/10 (167oz-in)and still quite fast (0.08sec/60deg). Titanium gears, dual bearings, coreless and only weighs 1.85oz. The only thing that would make it better would be a slightly shorter wire. It's long. The ears are also a little bit lower than your standard surface servo. Spektrum now have a surface version of this servo (S6040), with shorter wire and ears up higher.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Surface-Servo

Looks like these Savox SC-1258TG servos are identical specs for $12 less
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ium-Gear-Servo
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Originally Posted by snrscion
yes it stiffer

Black stock super soft
red soft
white medium
yellow hard
The links that you sent me, these are only for the front, correct? I just want to make sure before I order them.
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Originally Posted by kcunamay
I would get the fastest servo with at least 100oz of tq that fits within your budget.

I'm using an airtronics 94357, 125oz tq, 0.07 seconds speed at 6 volts. Many can be found for a great deal here on RCTECH along with EBAY. AWESOME $100+ servo for way less.
I've seen that servo in FS forum lately for about $50. Look around, those have been popping up lately as people start to upgrade their servos. Even if you can find an old 94257, that would be good too.

Here's a 94359; gobs of torque and good enough speed. Get it while its still available.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...57-servos.html
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Originally Posted by Potoczak
The links that you sent me, these are only for the front, correct? I just want to make sure before I order them.
Front springs are
40756,40757,40758

Rear springs are
40751,40752,40753
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Originally Posted by snrscion
Front springs are
40756,40757,40758

Rear springs are
40751,40752,40753
Thank you!!
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I have two servo choices right now ,one is going in my d8t bl and one in the ofna when I get it , what do you recommend To put in what , I have a jr 8711 and a hpi sf50 ?
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