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As per the titel i guess, what is the mimimum torque needed on an 8th buggy steering servo?

Also, any particulare requirements around the throttle servo?
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i would say12kg minimum,around 15 is better especially if you end up on high bite/muddy tracks.

the ace 1015 would be my choice,im sure others will chirp in with their faves.
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Don't forget metal gears!!! Plastic won't last long with that much force.
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As dave says an +12kg, ACE servo, or equivalent Savox.

I use a Futaba BLS 351 for the steering & BLS 451 for the Throttle.
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I am another for the Ace DS1015's - they do a deal for 2pcs at JEspares, so check that out.

Use the provided arm for steering, it is strong, but for the throttle/brake arm use the arm that came with your chassis (I recall it being the Futaba one) - and put a bag between it to make it tight, then washer under head of screw to spread the load - don't want that slipping!!!!!

Savox 1258 & 1256 seems to be another good combo to choose.
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Cheers guys. On the throttle side, is 9kg/cm enough torque for the brakes?
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