andrewd

whats a decent servo low profile for around the £50 mark for my T4-15

Fjeld

I do always go for the same brand as my transmitter, I feel they talk a litle bit better together. But a cheep option is savox 1251/1252, works very well.

jdawg81

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As mentioned already the Savox low profile servos work great. I have been using the Savox 1251MG without any issues so far and I can't tell any difference in performance between the Savox and the more expensive Futaba or KO servos.

locked

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http://www.rcmart.com/xpert-lowprofi...l?currency=EUR

pphaneuf

I run a Savox 1252, very quick, and enough torque, in my opinion.

leothegreat

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Savox is the best you will get with the budget you have

TB03Racer09

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I have both the savox 1251 and the futaba s9551. Speed and torque feel very similar but the Futaba is way quieter, smoother and feels much better to drive

Juan Aveytia

Agreed

TamiyaW1688

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The ko also smoother and quieter than Savox too. But it is twice the price.

locked

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The Xpert PI-3401 servo that I posted a link to above, doesn't cost much more than a savox, but it is a much better servo. Faster, stronger, more precise and draws less power. Better specs than servos twice the price.

hyujmn

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+1 for the Xpert. Those things are fantastic servos. Not quite as smooth as a KO or Futaba, but it sure beats the hell out of Savox for around the same price point.

sbd

I have been using Turnigy 1250TG. Very fast and much quieter than the savox 1252 I have. In my opinion it is better than savox and for better price:

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...g_0_06Sec.html

dan_vector

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+1 for the savox 1251/1252 servos. Good value for money and reliable. I'm not a fan of the Turnigy kit personally as I've seen them to be poor quality and develop alot of slop in the gear train after a short period of use. The savox holds up better.

Salkin

I would save money elsewhere (tools, lipos, chargers, bling stuff etc.) than on radio and servo.

Your radio and servo are your link and feel with your car.

Buying a top TC and installing a discount servo in it just doesn't add up in my view.

Sorry!

niznai

Yeah, I was wondering, why would you throw away all that engineering you paid for by buying a T4/15 by just skimping on the servo. I mean a 9551 (or current versions) is not that much more than 50 pounds if you get it on the internet and a heck of a lot better than the rest of the budget servos. In all likelihood the servo will stay with you for many years after the chassis is obsolete, so it's a long term investment, worth doing it right the first time.