servo when is fast too fast?
 

so im going to a two radio set up. i have been using a mx3x with a fhss3 and a fhss 2 with savox 1258 in a rb5 and a hitec 5645 in a sc10. im about to add another short course 2wd and a 4x4 to the garage.

I also have a Radiopost tx coming with two of their 5 ch receivers. i was planning on putting a radiopost green servo in the xfactory sc and another 1258 in the 4x4.

im curious out of the vehicles. which ones should get the faster frame rate radiopost receivers, which one should get the airtronics fhss3 receiver and which one would get the fhss 2.

which vehicles would perform better with the faster frame rates and servos. would getting to a certain speed be detrimental to the chassis? or am i over thinking it

I would put the fastest stuff on the buggy and the slower stuff on the truck...

i would do the opposite because the buggy is lighter in the front and doesnt need as much power as the sct's do, but it depends on if your going to be racing all of them or just one car then i would put the best stuff in that car :nod:

I would put the faster one on the fastest car. If the steering cant keep up to the speed of the motor then there is no point in having a fast motor.

as far as how many are running. in april i will have all 4 going on the same night. me racing 3 and my roommate or friends racing the 2nd sc10.

i have never thought of fastest servo to the fastest motor. i was kind of thinking if i put lightning speed into the buggy it would flip easy.
if that is the way it is. then id put the fastest into the 4x4 then the buggy then the scx60 cf then the sc10?