gettinbrushless

iTrader: (58)

I have a rc18t and I messed up my servo doing front flips! I got a airtronics that works but I have a brand new Hitec hs-82mg and I was wondering if I could make it work? And if so what servo saver? Hope someone can help me!! Thanks!!! Brian:

techpro

iTrader: (9)

i use the same servo with a kimbrough saver,but i use it in the exotek chassis conversion.i was'nt able to mount it in the stock 18t chassis,and the spline is different for the stock servo saver.a hitec 65/or 5065 mg digital would be a good replacement in my opinoin,good luck.

burnineyes

iTrader: (17)

Ya the 82 is just a bit too much with the larger size AND larger splines. You may be able to work it if you are crafty.
I think the HS-65MG is a good fit, thats what I use.

CWILK

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/12165
This saver works on a hs-82

gettinbrushless

iTrader: (58)

Thanks alot for everybodys info! I have a couple ides now and just have to try them.

t3chnique

iTrader: (1)

I did some reading and saw that the Hitec HS 65 is not a direct fit, while the HS 56 is. Which ever one you get, you'll need the Associated Hitec servo saver set.

monkey-1

iTrader: (15)

If you want a drop in servo, go with the Hitec 56HB. It has the karbonite gears and is a decent little servo. I have one in my 18R. If you want a little more torque, you can get the Hitec 65MG (metal gear) or the Hitec 65HB (karbonite gears). They take a little work to get them to fit, but with the Exotek servo mounts it is pretty easy.

http://exotekracing.com/EXOTEK_NEWS/...VO_MOUNTS.html
Couple any of these with the Xray servo saver and an upgraded steering rack and you will have a much more precise driving car.