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Old 07-27-2009, 04:57 PM
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Hey guys, I need to pick up an aluminum shoe horn for my 8ight. What size does the ace 1015 use? JR? hitec? Thanks
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I run those also, they use the futaba style horns. 25t. Watch your servo saver setting as the one plastic gear is prone to breaking. I carry 2 spare gear sets just in case.
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this is it


http://www.carolinasrc.com/Webstore/...idproduct=4928
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cool thanks guys !
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For some reason the fit of the horn is a little bit loose with the Ace servo's

Used to run Ace, and it's like that, and always used threadlock to play safe in case it came off. Running Savox at the mo, which is same 25t spline and fit is bang on in comparison.
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Originally Posted by plod
For some reason the fit of the horn is a little bit loose with the Ace servo's

Used to run Ace, and it's like that, and always used threadlock to play safe in case it came off. Running Savox at the mo, which is same 25t spline and fit is bang on in comparison.
Very true they are not quite a true futaba fit what I've found works really well is to put a small peice of a plastic bag over the spline of the servo then press the horn over the top and trim any excess off. this just helps to take up any difference between the spline and the horn.

I to recently changed over to savox from Ace and I can"t get over how much lighter they are than the ace also I like the fact there are no plastic gears hiding anywhere inside

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I have never used Ace servos. I have heard bad things about them but I would use the strongest servo horn you can. I like these new ones from racers edge.

Racers Edge Servo Horn
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Originally Posted by Frank L
I have never used Ace servos. I have heard bad things about them but I would use the strongest servo horn you can. I like these new ones from racers edge.

Racers Edge Servo Horn
The only problem with them is the spline sizing and 1 plastic gear. I put 2 1015's in a losi 8 1.0 buggy and after 2 full seasons of racing ( all year round 2-3 times a month)they were still running well- alittle notchy compared to new but what do you expect after 2 years and in that time I only replaced 1 set of gears in the steering servo due to a over tight servo saver combined with a huge crash.

I would probably still be running them if I hadn't found Savox servos (orion in the states) and I'm mainly running them due to the weight 2/3 the weight of Ace's

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the Ace servo is a 23S spline. not a futaba 25 spline. none of the losi aluminium horns will fit corrctly.

your better off just running the stock horns because there arn't any aluminium horns that are a correct fit
Ace servos are a great servo but their stupid spline size really turns me off them
i used to run them in my 8ight buggy and truggy and used the stock horns. i never ever stripped one of the stock horns and i hit all kinds of solid objects with them
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Um this is getting interesting now. For the last two years on my ACE servos I've only used the Futaba 25 spline Losi horns since they came out.

Before the Losi horns were introduced I used the Dynamite aluminum ones. But the Dynamite horns didn't have the correct spacing for the steering linkage and there was some steering expo which didn't let the car feel as good as the Losi horns.
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Originally Posted by TIX
the Ace servo is a 23S spline. not a futaba 25 spline. none of the losi aluminium horns will fit corrctly.

your better off just running the stock horns because there arn't any aluminium horns that are a correct fit
Ace servos are a great servo but their stupid spline size really turns me off them
i used to run them in my 8ight buggy and truggy and used the stock horns. i never ever stripped one of the stock horns and i hit all kinds of solid objects with them
23 spline all I've ever ran was 25 futaba with a peice of a plastic bag to take up the difference tried 23 and they are a definite no go
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its a 23S not a 23
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TIX do you have a link to a 23S? I'm not understanding this one.
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Sorry ignor me

its a 25S. it comes stock with the ACE servos

they call it a 25 Small
its a BS thunder tiger size
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LOL. Phew! I was getting seriously confused there. LOL. sorry buddy.

Maybe we should be hollering at TT to produce a 25 small splined servo horn in aluminum for 1/8 racing.
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