crashchris88

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Hey guys just bought a Losi 2.0 Truggy whats the best steering servo to have? I really like my team associated 1015's I ran on my buggy will they work? Or do I need more torque

FLHX1550

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Honestly, Look inito the HiTec 7940 w/ Lipo.

440oz/.13 Speed and Ti Gears. It's a little more $$ than a regular servo, but it can take the abuse.

Arco

http://www.rctech.net/forum/radio-el...od-servos.html

aray

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I think you mean the 7950, I think the 7940 is 181oz/.07.

My take on a truggy steering servo is anything digital > 200oz wins.

Hittec 7955, 7950
Ace DS1015

Last one I bought was a 7955 since I don't use a lipo reciever battery, and even if I did my receiver won't take direct lipo. I have a 7950 in my other truck but the extra money I spent to handle the higher voltage was a waste.

jmaxey51

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from my understanding the 7955 will take direct higher voltage too.

here is some more info on steering servos: http://www.rctech.net/forum/nitro-of...-servo-10.html

jwm2

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The ds 1015 will work, thats what i run on my buggy and truggy, it does a wonderful job.

Frank L

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Hitec 7950 wins in my book.

janderson78

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Take a look a Savox. They are now available at Amain and I have been running the same one unregulated for over a year. NO Issues!!!

Andy Z

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At the moment I have a 7940TH in there (.06 220 oz w/lipo). No issues at all.

I have a lot of friends running those Savox servos, and they seem exceptional and are more then worth the money.

Only thing I have an issue with is warrenty, not sure how they are on that. No one has broken one yet which is a good sign. I would go this route if you wanted to go for a cheaper servo.

crashchris88

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Thanks guys for your replys I have a good idea now what I need to race.

FLHX1550

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Yea, my bad. I mean the 7950 HiTec

Do-Over

You should read thru the thread Arco linked at the top that was started by me about a month ago. It has a lot of good suggestions in it. That thread is how I decided. I went Hitec 7955 plenty of torque, very durable and an awesome warranty. Really worth the extra few bucks trust me!

tc5 man

hitec 7954, sh diginal coreless servo its $95.00 it has 333 oz of torque at 6v i run it on, my truggy has plently muscle to turn and hold the wheels .

you dont need titanuim gears thats a butch of bs ive never striped any steel gears in a servo just plastic.

cdc

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Hitec 7950th

JAMMINKRAZY

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7950 for sure. Best truggy steering servo on the planet.