bonified5

I have a cen mt2 and the steering and braking isnt too good. What kind of servos should I get or is there something else to get? I already have a metal disc brake. Thanks.

nitromacguyver

for my steering servo i use a futaba S3305 metal gear servo. it is not abad deal at 35 dollars. i only use a standard servo for my throttle/brake but it works fine. are you still using the stock servos?

slodsm

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I prefer the 9402 for steering and 9405 for throttle/brake for my MT's and buggies. very fast and plenty of tq. Both Futaba as well.

mecky33

I use the stock high torque servos on my MT2 and have never noticed a problem with em.

crazypyro013

a good cheap and prob most popular is the Hitec 645MG for the steering, then take the stock steering servo, and move it too throttle/brake control

Element

I use 2 hitech HS-645MG They work great

bonified5

ok thanks and yes, i am using stock servos

bonified5

The problem that I am having with the throttle/brake servo is the trim is all the way down and if I put it in the middle, the car will move forward. If I put the idle down, it will stall. Not sure what to do. I know its not really the servos problem. WHat should I do? Also, if I got a new servo, would I have to get a new receiver?

crazypyro013

adjust your idle screw for one, the motor should never die

if that doesn't help you need to richen the mixture a little

bonified5

Ok thanks

mecky33

Before you mess with the idle, set your throttle trim to center with the engine off. Then pull the servo horn off and move it so that the carb is closed or most of the way closed, re install the servo horn. Then re adjust your brake so that it is full engaged when the brake is fully depressed. Then if this doesnt completely fix your idle problem, retune the engine.

Sweetshoes90210

RETUNE IT LAST! It makes a big differece.

Sweetshoes90210

Haha. I never put what servos to use. I recommend 2 hitech HS-645MG servos. Supper fast resonce and alota torqe.