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Originally Posted by pbiggy
this thread may answer a question that has been troubling me for a while
got a cheapo MG servo for less than £3 posted which i reckon will do the steering duties fine in a mini-t im bringing back to life
problem is i have now spent 3 times this looking for a servo saver that fits.
got an FTX blaze one(got 2 in the post), none of the options fit, all too big
got a mini-t servo saver standard not realising it was a hex and too small to mash on to the output splines with a hammer
wonder if i should now take the plunge and buy the hitec mini T one and cross my fingers
(anybody want to swap one for a brand new FTX blaze one N.I.P?) or is it buy the hitec55mg and saver together and put it down to experience.
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count the number of teeth on the spline dude, with most micro servos the adaptors in the rc18t2/b2 saver are fine.
if the spline is bigger than those, try the xray m18 servo saver, if its smaller, try the xtm rage servo saver (this fits the savox servos perfectly)
generally, the standard sc18 saver is pretty much the best micro saver there is apart from maybe the xray m18.
for a servo, go with either the savox, or i got a cheap mg one from giant cod that worked awesomely.