I was just wondering how much torque in a steering servo and throttle servo would be good for an rc10gt?

I'm considering getting two jr z590m servos w/ a transit time of .17 and .14 and torque of 70oz/in and 85oz/in at 4.8 and 6.0v respectively...

You can never have enough torque!
I would say 70oz and up would be good for both throttle and steering.

I say you want at least 90 ounces for a 1/10-stadium truck. But torque is not the only thing to consider but all so transit time. If you race you want at least .15 or faster.

my firend has one with about 100 or so and it is plenty, id say look for a quicker servo than a monster torque servo

get the best servo you can get for the cheapest price you can find. hextronik 12kg metal gear servo. $7.57. You cant beat that.
http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s...sp?idProduct=2 I dont know how many oz/in it has, but I think it is around 200.

11.2 (kg / cm) = 1,003 oz / in

3.2 nanoseconds = 0.0000032 milliseconds

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i smell shenanigans.

well, that sounds good, but generally what I've found true w/ servos is that you get what you pay for...hitec servos are supposed to be really good from what I've heard...

The reason i was going to get the z590m srvos is that I can get them both for really cheap...but now I'm starting to wonder...

I am putting the hextronik in my savage. HPI Savage's need a really strong servo. People have used them on savage central and they really like them. I wont have it running until I get my mamba monster max and finish my e-savage conversion this summer. I'll run it with a 6v rx pack and see how good it works.

Anyway, how can you go wrong with a $7.57 servo? you know what, I am starting a thread on this servo right now. link for thread is below.

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_6817647/tm.htm