I can't stand using a Slow servo, i've borrowed a mates car as i started to get back into racing just to have a play and it would do me more harm then good.
It was racing indoors on carpet, i just couldn't get the car where i wanted it - through a small tight chicane i wanted to just flick the steering but the car was far to slow to react i just couldn't get it how i wanted it.
To be honest i think you're better off with a quick servo so if you need that quick adjustment you can at least have it. You just need to get used to driving with it which will happen fairly quickly
If you get a slow one, no matter what you do there will be times you can't get yourself out of trouble
As they say in horror films - it's better to have a gun and not need it, then need one and not have it ;-)
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