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Tmaxx Steering
So i just put together a tmaxx that i got from a trade. I threw the stock traxxas steering servo in there, i figured it would be sufficent esp. because traxxas sells it with all their tmaxx's. I was wrong. The steering is sluggish and almost unusable. So, my question is, what is the best yet cost effective steering servo that will be satisfactory for the maxx?
thanks! gb |
traxxas 2075
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im going to go with this one when i get the money-
Savox SC-0251MG High Torque Metal Gear Servo .18/222.2 http://cgi.ebay.com/Savox-SC-0251MG-...item33657196a9 |
Originally Posted by per4m28
(Post 8828272)
traxxas 2075
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Originally Posted by gbsharon
(Post 8828101)
So i just put together a tmaxx that i got from a trade. I threw the stock traxxas steering servo in there, i figured it would be sufficent esp. because traxxas sells it with all their tmaxx's. I was wrong. The steering is sluggish and almost unusable. So, my question is, what is the best yet cost effective steering servo that will be satisfactory for the maxx?
thanks! gb |
The steering on my E-Maxx was terrible. It would really only turn the wheels while moving. I changed out the steering assembly with one from New Era Models with ball bearings and put in a Scanner RC SSV-9864MG Ultra Torque digital metal gear servo. Here is a little video clip of my truck with the new steering goodies installed.
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Same here, with the 2070 it has a hard time locking left to right without forward movement.
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well,
this morning i took apart the steering assembly and cleaned/lubricated everything. It is a little better but still what i consider terrible. I think i am going to go for the savox servo linked above from a-main. |
Originally Posted by gbsharon
(Post 8829932)
well,
this morning i took apart the steering assembly and cleaned/lubricated everything. It is a little better but still what i consider terrible. I think i am going to go for the savox servo linked above from a-main. |
I upgraded the steering in mine with a alum steering set running on ball bearings - that will get you the most from a better strg servo -
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXSLE7&P=7 |
Originally Posted by Duster_360
(Post 8831970)
I upgraded the steering in mine with a alum steering set running on ball bearings - that will get you the most from a better strg servo -
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXSLE7&P=7 |
Originally Posted by Duster_360
(Post 8831970)
I upgraded the steering in mine with a alum steering set running on ball bearings - that will get you the most from a better strg servo -
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXSLE7&P=7 You could just opt for a set of bearings to replace the stock bushings though. 5x8x2.5mm IIRC That and a 5 cell RX pack makes a world of difference. |
Originally Posted by helibrian
(Post 8833025)
Nice.
You could just opt for a set of bearings to replace the stock bushings though. 5x8x2.5mm IIRC That and a 5 cell RX pack makes a world of difference. |
i actually have a hump pack left over from my jato. i will try that. but, the servo is officially ordered along with some other misc goodies and should be here wednesday! woot!
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Another really useful thing - replace the stock switch with one than has a charging lead built in so you don't have to take the radio box apart every time you have to charge the hump pack. The charge lead stays outside the box so you can just hook it to the charger when it need charging.
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