KJT4

How much torque do I need for a truggy? Is more torque better I found one with 333 oz/in & .15 speed and another at 200 oz/in & .10 speed which should I get?

Revo-lution

iTrader: (14)

You should get as much as you can afford. The more the better. 200 ounces is a minimum. I run the z9100t which is 370 oz. They cost $115 in most places.

jgtruggy

+1 on that. I have a 9100 as well and a hitec5955 tg with over 370 Truggy's are hard on servos. Get the best

KJT4

Thank you for the replies I was looking into the 5955 so I guess thats what Ill get.

malik

iTrader: (19)

I run the Hobbico cs-170 which is the 5955 with a different sticker on it at tower for $25 cheaper, and I run the cs-160 on throttle.

Robert.Hull

iTrader: (11)

i run the hi-tec 333 ouncer its a great servo last long

Stefan Millay

iTrader: (1)

I use the ace 1015 in my truggy. By far the best servo I have used.

joeling

iTrader: (6)

second that

Nitrohouse

This is what I'd recommend also...Very strong servo, and they have a better track record for longevity...

jamminnay

iTrader: (11)

argreed!!

DRKWNG

iTrader: (7)

Hitec makes servo's for Hobbico and Tower hobbies that are bascially just rebagged. I am running the 5955 hobbico knockoff and love it and it only cost $80 new. And you get $5 off that on towers website. I'm sure there is a difference but that have been working perfect for me (knock on wood).

KJT4

Thank you so much for all of the replies. Thats one less question i have for when I get my RC8T.