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same as Hitec but some arms like the xray ones are a tad loose & strip easy!
the Associated ones are a much better fit 
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Futaba ones are the closest spline, they are however very slightly different which makes the ace ones unique. Do you not have any of the horns you got with the servo ??
Jimmi....
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11-10-2008
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I've used Futaba with no problems, not sure if the spline is slightly different or just tight?
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futaba ones do fit,some fit ok but ive had a couple that dont fit too good either.
xray ones can be a sloppy fit on them,im using a plastic purple fastrax futaba one on mine for steering..about 3 yrs old now and still perfect. best to use the ace ones if you have tthem tho.
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11-10-2008
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actually you guys are right its the Futaba ones that fit not Hitec
 well i knew it wasn't KO lol i had to go down & check
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