I love my Hitec 5955TG for steering in my truggy. Last year I blew out 3 lesser servos. This servo is very fast and strong.

Wow! Page two! I expected a few responses and it looks like this is a topic of much discussion. Thanks for the great input!

Does anyone have any of these highly rated servos for sale? I need steering for a buggy and both for a truggy. (I know - there is a thread for this, but it is on topic...)

Thanks,

I have 4 Airtronics 358s for sale. I need to send 1 in for a new motor however as my throttle carb siezed because of incorrect angles. If you want, PM me and we can figure out a price, but I am thinking $50 each and $25 for the one that needs a motor replacement.

Oh and I am pretty sure that RcCompund.com has them for 89.95 each.

I sent you a PM

Where do you get these ace servos at? At the best price.
Thanks

Hi,

One more vote for ACE1015 on steering. Still working on what works on throttle though. Killed an ACE1313 recently :(

For the 1015, it's a good servo at a reasonable price. I've seen them at www.amainhobbies.com but not sure if their price is the best.

Regards,
Joe Ling

Hey Guys, has anyone tried a Solar D772? They are around $20. I was considering pulling the tigger on one. I have used their little brothers (D770) on my 10th scale kits and they are fantastic.

Holmes Hobbies SHV500 12 volt servo.

Torque @ 11.1v 450 oz/inch
Speed @ 11.1v: 0.10 sec

Torque @ 14v: 520 oz/inch
Speed @ 14v: 0.08 sec

I've had one in an old 4x4 buggy, I think it was the ZX5-fs2. I mean it worked, but I wound up selling it along with the buggy lol. It did convince me to try the D770 in my 1/10 touring car because I couldn't justify cutting the mounting tabs off my expensive servos. And they share the servo spline with Sanwa servos which is something I like.

They definitely offer some killer specs for a great price. And even if the first one is DOA, you still come out cheaper than most others after buying a replacement.

I just recommend metal gears for rude use.

I have had very good service with my D770/D771 servos. They are fast strong and noisy. Also they have not been power hungry like some of the Savox.