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ckt111 03-10-2008 07:54 PM

Not sure which servos to use...
 
I have been running Futaba servos for a while now but it seems like they are not holding up plus the customer service is not that great....I am on the market for new servos what do you guys suggest....Leaning towards JR or Hitec

petevette 03-10-2008 08:24 PM

I've had JR and they have a great warranty/replacement service. However, I recently went with the XP's 1015 and am very impressed so far. Great speed and torque with a big brand backing it up - Team Associated!

Maikaitan 03-10-2008 11:39 PM

i'll go with the KO Propo ones... made in japan, and ultra smooth...

a little on the priccey side, but well worth the money... haven't had a problem with them for the past 2 years...

Clippy 03-11-2008 12:02 AM

Try the Hitec HS-5955-TG for the steering. One word "Awesome". 24kg of torque (or 333oz for imperial brothers out there). Just put one in my truggy and nothing can stop those wheels turning. I've always been Futaba user myself favouring the 9351/9451's but this just may be the servo to turn me :lol:. Even considering one for the throttle, that kind of torque would be mad on the brakes :tire:

lowey79 03-11-2008 12:09 AM


Originally Posted by ckt111 (Post 4250033)
Leaning towards JR or Hitec

Mate, ya can't go wrong with either of those brands... The Hitec TG series are almost bullet proof!

UN4RACING 03-11-2008 01:50 AM

I'll put in a plug for the JR's. I like the s9000z on throttle and the z9100t for steering. (1/8th scale). Been running JR for 10 years. I have some Futabas that have held up to though. I cant dog them to much.

Scott Fisher 03-11-2008 10:46 AM

I haven't had any problems with my Futaba servos either, but I will also put in a word for JR. The 9000 and even better, the 9100 series servos are just awesome.

buckeye34 03-11-2008 11:19 AM

i've ran both jr and futaba servos but the winner on steering has to be the hitec 5955 tg. awesome torque and decent speed. have my servo saver as tight as i can get it and the servo handles it with ease.:nod: had one on my throttle as well but want it as a backup just in case. i now use the ko propo 2367 ICS on throttle and it is excellent. super smooth with ample torque for the brakes. just my .02

Charles Godwin 03-11-2008 11:34 AM

Ace/AE 1015's :nod:

NitroOB4You 03-11-2008 03:04 PM

+1 Charles, Ace (the new AE 1015s are the same, only re-badged) 1015s are gold (.10/200 Oz/In) on steering. 1313 is good for throttle/Br. @ .13/173 Oz/In. Also, the Hitec 5955 is stupid strong, not sure the actual ratings. I personally ran one for a short while, but Im back on my Ace now :) JR also has a 3 yr warranty, so it might be worth looking into them. I had a 9000T in an MGT, it locked up, I sent it in with no receipt, they returned a brand new one to me :) Lot's of options out there, I personally prefer Ace, but all in all, there's other good choices too :)

ehartman_49348 03-11-2008 05:10 PM

+1 on the Ace DS1015! They are really fast and have plenty of strength!

dubdeuce 03-11-2008 05:41 PM

i have run Jr 9000 series for years no problems! I ran a couple of Futabas and they didnt last. I dont hink you can go wrong with JR, Ko's, or Hitecs.

MaxxBashers 03-11-2008 06:14 PM

Whats up Chris....

I have always had good luck with JR 9000T's or Ace 1015 servo's and the new 9100T looks great. If I was to go outside of those it would be the hitec 5955tg. Hope all is well since the NC.

Eric

Flying Monkey 03-11-2008 06:45 PM

i havent had very good luck with JR servos myself. I really like Hitecs products as well as their unbeatable customer service.

MaxxBashers 03-11-2008 06:56 PM

I have had a ton of the JR 590's, 650's, 8411's and 9000S's go out on me.... I have had 4 9000T's and never had an issue. It seems to be thier best servo that I have found. I have not tried the 9100 series yet. I am still running futaba until the ones I have give me issues.


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