Just get one that is less then .10 response with more then 100oz tq and has metal or titanium gears. So many to choose from. I run the Savox 1257 and its all the servo I could ask for.

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SORRY IM NEW TO THIS AND IM SURE SOMEONE HAS TALKED ABOUT THIS ON ONE OF THE 182 PAGES BUT WAS TRYING TO FIND OUT THE DIFFRENCE BETWEEN THE INLINE STEERING BLOCK AND THE TRAILING STEERING BLOCK! I AM HAVEING TO REPLACE MINE WHICH IS A TRAILING ARM BUT DIDNT KNOW IF IT WOULD BE BETTER TO GO TO AN INLINE!?!?!

AND THE NEXT THING IS WHAT GEAR TO GO WITH? I HAVE TEKIN RS WITH A 10.5 AND WAS WANTING TO KNOW WHAT A GOOD STARTING POINT WOULD BE? IT IS AN OUT DOOR TRACK, MORE OF LIKE FIELD DIRT/CLAY AND IT IS IN BETWEEN 1/10 AND 1/8 SCALE!!!

THANKS FOR ANY HELP

I use this servo in my nitro for throttle. Works awesome on high voltage how does it do in a buggy? Hell of a servo for $15. Fast and good torque.

Can't go wrong with a Futaba brushless BLS451. :nod:

That solar is a great servo. I used it in my Losi 22 for a while. It was just as fast and strong as my other savox. The only complaint I have about it is the teeth on the servo horn fit a bit loose.

if you are looking for a servo i posted up a orion vds1205 hv servo for $60 shipped, 166 oz/in torque at .05 speed at 7.4v, used one race, still basically new.

has anyone ran or run the jconcepts low profile cups in the rear with the shorter turnbuckle? if so thoughts on em? i just ordered some

too loose? were you using the airtronics horns? The A horn from my kit is "pressed" on.

Use trailing

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I run a Radiopost blue servo in my buggy, awesome speed!

More advanced? How is that?

Lol. I am on my phone right now. The better and easier question is how is the tekin rs more advanced.... I dont see how it wins out in any catagory, aside from popularity. Not true. Tekin has a great military program. Best I have seen

Hey folks. I am somewhat of a newbie to RC (A 20 year break). I am amazed by all the new technology with Lipo and brushless. I think I lost interest back then when everything was going nitro. I am finding out now that electric is stronger then ever.
Anyway my question is about a B4.1 I recently purchased and would like to upgrade to big bore Kyosho velvet shocks. I look around and find various shock lengths 38mm, 46mm etc. but have no idea what shocks will fit a B4.1
I know Kyosho's are expensive but extra tax money helps and I see great comments about them. Being in the automotive trade for 35 years makes me a stickler for part numbers to insure I get the right stuff the first time.
Any help would be Awesome.
Thanks

Simple, tekin started it , viper followed

Tekin started it viper did it better. Lol

I run savox, they are the good servos.:nod::nod: