Revo Single Servo
10-13-2009, 01:51 PM
#1
Revo Single Servo
Right now i am running the 2 stock servos, combined making 250 oz of torque, they are just so slow since i put bigger tires on. I know its a monster truck, but its bad. What single servo are you guys upgrading to?
Also, i know there are instructions out there somewhere to modify stuff to give better turning radius. any links to that?
Also, i know there are instructions out there somewhere to modify stuff to give better turning radius. any links to that?
10-14-2009, 09:02 AM
#8
Im at work and can not research the exact model number, but on my 3.3 revo I used the Hitech servo with 333oz of touque.
It was considerably faster, stronger and a huge improvement over the dual stock servos. It was very noticable on the track, as in night and day difference, but for bashing I didnt feel it was worth the $100+ for the conversion.
It was considerably faster, stronger and a huge improvement over the dual stock servos. It was very noticable on the track, as in night and day difference, but for bashing I didnt feel it was worth the $100+ for the conversion.
10-14-2009, 10:35 AM
#9
Im at work and can not research the exact model number, but on my 3.3 revo I used the Hitech servo with 333oz of touque.
It was considerably faster, stronger and a huge improvement over the dual stock servos. It was very noticable on the track, as in night and day difference, but for bashing I didnt feel it was worth the $100+ for the conversion.
It was considerably faster, stronger and a huge improvement over the dual stock servos. It was very noticable on the track, as in night and day difference, but for bashing I didnt feel it was worth the $100+ for the conversion.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXRAX0&P=ML
i dont even know if its the same size as i need, i just saw it in a tower hobbies coupon book i got
10-14-2009, 10:57 AM
#11
I use an Airtronics 94358 with 200oz and .10sec travel time. Works great.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Airtronics-94538...item2c50afb5e2
Visit the Traxxas website, and under the Pit Pass tab, Steve Slayden details ALL of the tricks to get THE MOST steering out of the Revo. Some of them are pretty Dremel-intensive, and only for the racer, but the single servo conversion, and the steering stop item are explained there very well.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Airtronics-94538...item2c50afb5e2
Visit the Traxxas website, and under the Pit Pass tab, Steve Slayden details ALL of the tricks to get THE MOST steering out of the Revo. Some of them are pretty Dremel-intensive, and only for the racer, but the single servo conversion, and the steering stop item are explained there very well.
10-14-2009, 11:14 AM
#13
I use a Futaba bls452 for steering and a bls451 on throttle. Not the fastest or most powerful servos, but Iv'e never had a Futaba servo fail on me. Ever.
(sucks)