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valiroche 29-09-2009 10:12 AM

SERVO
 
HI
WHAT'S THE BEST SERVO FOR DURANGO?
thanks

AmiSMB 29-09-2009 10:32 AM

I run a Futaba BLS 451 which fits in fine. Some cars I have seen run the low profile Futaba servo which is the 9551. I think the ACE 1015, Sanwa VX will also fit. Just make sure that you make a neat run of the servo wire as it it can be a bit tight going past the steering posts.

paulsmith 29-09-2009 10:35 AM

Im going to be using a Savox SC1258, which is what i have been using in my CAT SX

Very good servo imo!


jimmy 29-09-2009 10:54 AM

You can put anything in there, I built it with an ACE servo but have now put a KO low profile in there just because it's a bit quicker. I wanted to use my Futaba low profile (9551?) and found the wire fouled on the steering which didn't seem like a good idea as it added a lot of friction so I didn't use it.

telboy 29-09-2009 11:19 AM

I'm using a Futaba 9551, as Jimmy says it can foul the servo saver, but I have taken the lead all the way round the other side, so its pulling the gromet away from the servo saver. :)

njc11 29-09-2009 11:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by telboy (Post 292682)
I'm using a Futaba 9551, as Jimmy says it can foul the servo saver, but I have taken the lead all the way round the other side, so its pulling the gromet away from the servo saver. :)

Thats exactly what i have done with my 9551..

Ive pulled the wire round the other way so the grommet from the servo doesnt foul, bunched the wires up.. then heat shrunk it, then dbl sided taped to the back of the servo and run the wire back below the servo saver and its fine... When my MRT PT turns up i'll be sitting that in between servo and front gearbox and add that wire into the heat shrink me thinks.. To make it neater and save bits of debris sticking to the tape use a hot glue gun :thumbsup:


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