18SS

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im going to look into the hitec

blktransam

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also make sure u have enuff brake "throw" report back when you get the issue fixed.

romax

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Sounds like you need a stronger servo . You need at least 200 oz in . of torque , more would be better .

bcarter007

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ya bro unfortunately u need strong servo to get T to react properly....but everything that others have already told you factor in as well....just sanded my discs because of glaze that was affecting my brake as well....once things are set properly and u like what the truggy is doing u will find nothing stays the same....u do have to check and adjust as the more u run ur truggy

jmaxey51

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Hobbico has a servo that is the hitec 7955 servo but with hobbicos name on it and its cheaper. http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXNRN6&P=ML

bcarter007

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hitec HS-7954SH $90 shipped on ebay.....333oz on hump pack and 403oz on 2s lipo these are what i run good price and reliable just for thought

jmaxey51

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the only problem is the 7955 and CS-170 are the same specs and everything but have better gears, Ti gears versus metal gears. but still a good servo.

nitroexpress

One thing to remember, Ti is not stronger than steel. Ti will make a lighter servo, that's all. This is the reason some do not use Ti screws.

333oz/in is overkill for throttle/brake. High torque means more current draw from the battery. But the $85 hitec HS-7954SH is a good deal.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=263602_304652

18SS

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so thank you everyone for your help
i was in my shop at home and was cleaning around about found a hitec tourk servo and now my breaks lock up and work perfect thanks everyone

blktransam

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good to hear