Ive had problems with my new buggy. I broke the stock steering servo, but put the throttle servo for steering and put in the crapiest servo Fubuta ever mad that sas like 40 oz. of torque. Im algo looking for a good Rx battery and starting gear, plus a few tools that wont leave me in debt. Any sugestions welcome

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get a new hobbie if i remember right ur 200 miles from a hobbyshop and any good tools and a good throttle and steering servo is going to leave a dent in ur wallet

i got a buddy whos coming down here in a couple of weeks and want to get a good servo for under $45 with shipping

thats what the for sale forums are for

Maybe just slightly over your budget - but I have seen a few guys using these and am yet to see one fail.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...tal-Gear-Servo

There is no good servo for 45.00 dollars...i have 2 recommendations...they might not be cheap but its the only way to do it in my opinion

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Get yourself a good rtr like a losi 2.0 or even 10t and call it a day .That vehicle will need no upgrades except a servo to be a fun competitive and most importantly reliable and quality vehicle. Nothing compared to a ofna

#2
Maybe find a new hobby if things are so difficult and money is a issue. Unfortunately nothing in this hobby is cheap and if your worried about money your only going to spend more in the long run. If you buy a good quality servo now and spend the 100.00 bucks you wont be buying another one in a month. If you buy a 45 dollar servo i can guarantee you will be buying another one very soon

I just did some leg work for you Here check these out.


This one requires a little work but these are pretty good servos.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...-servo-fs.html

This one is more than you wanted to spend but this is the best servo on the planet

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...brand-new.html

The 9350 and 9351 are great servos

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...ervo-sale.html

Hope that helps>>>>>>>>>>

BTW there is nothing cheap in this hobby. I looked at what I spent last year and well it was more than I expected...

Thanks frank im looking at the servo sale

I want a durable servo, not a race servo. I wont start racing for a couple of months

unfortunately a durable servo is a race servo lol

I saw the Cirrus servos. they cost about $30, metal gears, and have over 100 oz. of torque. Would these work for my buggy?

Just get a Hitec 7955 and be done with it.

for a tank of fuelor so. get a 7955 i got one years have gone by and still works like new

Steering needs 200+ oz of torque
Throttle at least 150+ oz
Thats the minimum for racing.