Is this a good steering servo?
#8
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 11,530
From: Houston, TX
Good, you will need them with 300inoz torque.
I put a 133inoz Hitec MG645 on my 1st Tmaxx and was blown away that I could see the engine move when I turned the wheels lock to lock. Servo was strong enough to flex chassis plate cause stock radio couldn't adj epas.
I put a 133inoz Hitec MG645 on my 1st Tmaxx and was blown away that I could see the engine move when I turned the wheels lock to lock. Servo was strong enough to flex chassis plate cause stock radio couldn't adj epas.
#9
hell yeah
#10
9100t would be great for truggy... 9100s is awesome for buggy!
I've heard of pro's staying away from speed servos for steering as they tend to start glitching after a while. I ran mine all season with no issues though, it started glitching, but found out my dx3r was bad... The servo outlasted the radio!
I've heard of pro's staying away from speed servos for steering as they tend to start glitching after a while. I ran mine all season with no issues though, it started glitching, but found out my dx3r was bad... The servo outlasted the radio!
#11
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Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 654




Maybe get the S version later on if you feel it's too slow. (or ace ds1015)
