tmaxx sterring servo ?
09-19-2008, 10:04 PM
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tmaxx sterring servo ?
I am currently running the stock sterring servo, and was looking to upgrade something that will move the tires on the ground, also would a hump pack make the the stock servo per from better than double a's
09-19-2008, 11:44 PM
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RE: tmaxx sterring servo ?
Yes a batt pack would make your steering servo react a bit better.Or lower your rear end and raise your front end that will also give you better steering and better rear traction. I have on my revo an Airtronics 358 servo it has good torque and speed. Hope this helps.
09-20-2008, 12:21 AM
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RE: tmaxx sterring servo ?
I run a jrsport 126MG hi torque steering servo and have never had a problem no matter what my tires were stuck in. I've had my front wheels rim deep in thick wet mud and still was able to turn them without a problem. I use a 5 cell hump pack and have never had a problem with power. Another good servo is the HiTec 645MG a lot of crawlers use that for their front and rear wheel steering.
09-20-2008, 12:41 AM
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RE: tmaxx sterring servo ?
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I run a jrsport 126MG hi torque steering servo and have never had a problem no matter what my tires were stuck in. I've had my front wheels rim deep in thick wet mud and still was able to turn them without a problem. I use a 5 cell hump pack and have never had a problem with power. Another good servo is the HiTec 645MG a lot of crawlers use that for their front and rear wheel steering.
I run a jrsport 126MG hi torque steering servo and have never had a problem no matter what my tires were stuck in. I've had my front wheels rim deep in thick wet mud and still was able to turn them without a problem. I use a 5 cell hump pack and have never had a problem with power. Another good servo is the HiTec 645MG a lot of crawlers use that for their front and rear wheel steering.
09-20-2008, 12:45 AM
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RE: tmaxx sterring servo ?
I just put a Airtonics 94358Z metal gear servo on my Maxx, it has around 200oz. of torq and it will push my 7" IMEX K-Rock Cralwer Tires when the truck is just sittin on the kitchen table or the floor. definately worth the investment.
