Savage Flux - tires & steering servo
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Savage Flux - tires & steering servo
My Flux is stock outside of a couple gears/pinion everyone said to upgrade immediately.
1)I was thinking about buying another set of mounted tires .... I've heard Badlands & Trenchers & Trencher Xs mentioned.... My initial impression is the Xs are heavier which will strain gearing, correct? I'd prefer not to worry about switching gearings. With Badlands & Trenchers would I be good to go no changes? I have 2S & 3S lipos.... just got the 3Ss a week ago, have not run them yet.
2)Did anyone upgrade the stock steering servo? If yes, with what?
1)I was thinking about buying another set of mounted tires .... I've heard Badlands & Trenchers & Trencher Xs mentioned.... My initial impression is the Xs are heavier which will strain gearing, correct? I'd prefer not to worry about switching gearings. With Badlands & Trenchers would I be good to go no changes? I have 2S & 3S lipos.... just got the 3Ss a week ago, have not run them yet.
2)Did anyone upgrade the stock steering servo? If yes, with what?
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RE: Savage Flux - tires & steering servo
hi mate. i dont own a flux so i dont know what the std servo is but i have heard good things about thr savox sc-1256tg high torque titanium gear servo. i will be updating mine to that very soon. look on ebay for it. i cant help you with your tire question tho. i have just ordered proline badlands n will be mounting them on desporado wheels. im hoping my std diffs will hold up if not il try the BP's. if u look on a thread that i started about 24mm hex hubs a fellow by the name of ben weighed the std savage xl wheel n tire and weighed prolines desporado wheel and tire. there was over 200g difference between the 2. proline being heavier
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RE: Savage Flux - tires & steering servo
Yep that was me!
I am using Desperados with Bowties and love them.
Stock wheels and tires
Dont forget the 24mm wheel wrench!!
To counter the extra weight of the wheels and tires i have dropped the CB pinion 2 teeth to 14T
I haven't run it yet but the shift points for the 3speed will need to be adjusted.
Hope this helps
Ben
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RE: Savage Flux - tires & steering servo
Anyone tried there?
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...r-Wheel-Chrome
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...r-Wheel-Chrome
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RE: Savage Flux - tires & steering servo
The HPIs use a 25 Spine servo horn. While I do not own a Flux I did just purchase a 4.6 Trophy and it came with some additional Servo Horns in the parts kit.
I replaced the the stock servo with a HiTec HS-645MG which is 133 OZ metal geared servo and the Trophy came with a 24 Spline Servo Horn along with a 23 Spline Servo horn.
Futaba uses a 25 Spline and the S3305 is a 125 OZ Metal Geared Servo. I just happen to have one laying around and just fittedthe HPIStock 25 Spline Servo horn ona S3305 Servoso I would not give you poor information.
Servo output shafts
23 tooth spline - Sanwa / Airtronics / KO / JR
24 tooth spline - Hitec
25 tooth spline - Futaba / TT / ACE / HPI/Traxxas
Hope this information helps you to choose a better steering servo
I replaced the the stock servo with a HiTec HS-645MG which is 133 OZ metal geared servo and the Trophy came with a 24 Spline Servo Horn along with a 23 Spline Servo horn.
Futaba uses a 25 Spline and the S3305 is a 125 OZ Metal Geared Servo. I just happen to have one laying around and just fittedthe HPIStock 25 Spline Servo horn ona S3305 Servoso I would not give you poor information.
Servo output shafts
23 tooth spline - Sanwa / Airtronics / KO / JR
24 tooth spline - Hitec
25 tooth spline - Futaba / TT / ACE / HPI/Traxxas
Hope this information helps you to choose a better steering servo