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hi guys i have just bought a durango dex410.first buggy for 14 odd years its been a while since i last raced(5 years) and im a bit miffed with whats at the top of the tree for SERVO,SPEEDO,MOTOR.

in my tc i had 1.LRP QUANTUM 2
2 KO SERVO 2343
3 brushed peak advantage 10x2


can any of you suggest a top 3 in order of servos and speedos as to what they run in buggys at this time, from the best to last say.i know their much the same but im not to much of a novak fan.

i will be running MOD with low turns so a speedo with no limit it would be.

i quite like to run a LRP speedo and ko servo but i know that there are tekin and savox. some guys are saying the tekin isnt as important if your running A MOD motor to a stock and so run an lrp or other.

again there lrp motors, gm and speed passion ? again which would you run and what would you say is best?

a top 3 on speedo, servo and motor would be very greatful if you can take the time to help me here.

thank you
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id go ace servo and i like the look of the tekin and when my nosram esc is nackered ill be getting 1
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hi guys i have just bought a durango dex410.first buggy for 14 odd years its been a while since i last raced(5 years) and im a bit miffed with whats at the top of the tree for SERVO,SPEEDO,MOTOR.

in my tc i had 1.LRP QUANTUM 2
2 KO SERVO 2343
3 brushed peak advantage 10x2


can any of you suggest a top 3 in order of servos and speedos as to what they run in buggys at this time, from the best to last say.i know their much the same but im not to much of a novak fan.

i will be running MOD with low turns so a speedo with no limit it would be.

i quite like to run a LRP speedo and ko servo but i know that there are tekin and savox. some guys are saying the tekin isnt as important if your running A MOD motor to a stock and so run an lrp or other.

again there lrp motors, gm and speed passion ? again which would you run and what would you say is best?

a top 3 on speedo, servo and motor would be very greatful if you can take the time to help me here.

thank you
Speed Passion GT2.1 Pro Speedo
Savox Servo fastest you can afford.
Speed Passion motor, I like the V2 however there is a V3 now. 5.5t for a 4wd.
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u say the fastest you can buy id also consider the torque the servo has
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u say the fastest you can buy id also consider the torque the servo has
I think you need a low profile servo for the Durango i use the SC1251mg
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Matty, do you own a DEX? I don't think so as FULL SIZE servos fit no problem.

I wouldn't go for the fastest servo I could afford, I'd go for a slow-ish one. The steering is high geared in a Durango so a really fast servo can make it twitchy and hard to drive.

DS1015 is also my choice. It'll be fit and forget!

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Matty, do you own a DEX? I don't think so as FULL SIZE servos fit no problem.

I wouldn't go for the fastest servo I could afford, I'd go for a slow-ish one. The steering is high geared in a Durango so a really fast servo can make it twitchy and hard to drive.

DS1015 is also my choice. It'll be fit and forget!

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erm no, i'm a 511 man. I was sure someone said to me that they used the low profile savox but If i'm wrong thn I stand corrected
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Speed Passion GT2.1 Pro Speedo
Savox Servo fastest you can afford.
Speed Passion motor, I like the V2 however there is a V3 now. 5.5t for a 4wd.
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What I have just got:


Tekin RSpro

Speed Passion V3 6.5T

Savox servo-pref low profile for durwango
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Orion VDS-1007/Savox equivelant £65
LRP Sphere/SXX TC £120
LRP X12 6.5 £60

Thats what Ive been running in 4wd mod for two years and Ive not had a single problem.

It should all fit in a Durango.
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Thanks for your help guys...so just to confirm the normal size servo does fit the durango no problem.


i see there aint really a bad servo out there as long as the speed and torque are sufficient then? and around the 50-60 quid mark
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Yes... any of these brands tbh.. HiTec Savox-My choice-Futaba-KoPropo-....
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Thanks for your help guys...so just to confirm the normal size servo does fit the durango no problem.


i see there aint really a bad servo out there as long as the speed and torque are sufficient then? and around the 50-60 quid mark
Yes a standard servo fits no prob's mate, i'd also second what NORTHY said DS1015 from AE is great as is the SC-1258 from savox.
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Yes normal size servo's fit fine

I'm using and Ace 1015 servo in mine like Northy said fit and forget mines been in since christmas since i built the car !!!!
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+1 for Speed Passion GT2 ESC and V3.0 motors (either 6.5 or 5.5 will get the job done)

I try to use Futaba servos these days
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Nothing wrong with the KO 2343 servos now, i still use them in my TC and 2WD buggy with a KO 2413 ICS in my 511 4WD
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brilliant thanks again guys.
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