Jgaff2

I'm going to be getting a servo for my emaxx soon and it's rating is about 225 oz/in. of torque. I plan on using just this one servo to turn the truck, as I think it will be plenty enough power. If I am wrong here, please correct me. Anyway, to move on to my actual concern...when I put it in should Ijust disconnect the mounts/where the other servo would attach?
Thanks for all help in advance.

shattingham01

hey check out the savox SC0251MG fairly cheap and works great, i picked one up for around 40 bucks and if you search around a few others on this site have them and really like them too.

This is the Savox SC-0251 High Torque Metal Gear Digital Servo. Features: [*]Precision metal gears form a strong and solid framework [*]Strict production and quality control of plastic components ensures high performance[*]Our servos are totally green – from materials to production, these servos are environmentally friendly.[*]This high torque servo is great for crawlers, 1/8 scale vehicles and 50 class airplanes.[/list]Dimensions(mm):  40.7X19.6X42.4 Weight(g):  61.0 Speed(@4.8V sec/60):  .20 Torque(@4.8V oz-in):  180.5 Speed(@6.0V sec/60):  .18 Torque(@6.0V oz-in):  222.2 Gear:  Metal Bearing:  2BB Case:  Plastic 25 Tooth Spline

masterhacker1989

225 is plenty of power to move the wheels, but I agree check out that savox servo, its amazing, its super fast, and powerful, I personally think they underrate the speed/power of them, cause its tons faster than my Hitec 5645mg

masterhacker1989

Hell use two of them Savox's, that's the way to go, You could turn a 64 f250 with two of those (Yes Ive actually driven a 64 f250, my buddy owns it)

Jgaff2

Yea that savox was actually the one I was looking at! But really, would just one be fine?

masterhacker1989

Yes one will work, that's what I use on my tmaxx, BUT THINK OF TWO!

masterhacker1989

Also I have proline 40 series mashers, they are some big, heavy tires, and it whips them around no prob

Jgaff2

Yea, I've got big joes, so I need something powerfull. I guess I will order two incase one breaks or if I just want more power.

masterhacker1989

That's what I would do, Like I said, Im sure 1 will work, it whips my tires around just fine, but I like to do things in excess, So I would use 2, Ive actually been debating modding my Tmaxx CHassis chassis and installing a second steering servo, I may do that in the future, First I want  to pick up a Picco .26 Red dot for my Tmaxx, Or I may even convert it over to brush-less, I haven't decided what I want to do, I know I wants more power though