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Old 16-09-2007
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Default Servo in a 2WD buggy?

I'm searching for a servo to have in a 2WD buggy. I don't have any idea how fast and strong it should be. So please! Give me some advice of which servo I should buy? Not Bluebird because I've had some bad experience with them and some of my friends too...
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sanwa/airtronics or hitec are good brands.
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Any 4 digit KO servo is quality, under 0.1 is reasonably fast, 0.06 VERY fast. In 2wd 0.09 is about good enough for almost anyone and if from a decent manufacturer (KO, futaba, sanwa) don't worry about torque too much.

Metal gears are nice to bullet proof it some!
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I use a futaba 9402 in my 2wd and 4wd. Its pretty fast, yes not as quick as the servo Dan uses (or everyone else) but quick enough for me.

But I guess its a bit pricey (£60) so what about Ace (thunder tiger)servos. I hear that they are a lot cheaper than KO/Futaba etc but just as quick.
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Old 18-09-2007
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The ace servos are pretty much bomb proof.

a bit slower than the fastest ko out there but they have silly ammounts of torque, lots of the 1/8th rallyX guys use them and haven't heard any complaints
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Old 19-09-2007
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i'm currently using an old futaba 9402 on my RB5.
it's not cheap and it's not digital.

but it has metal gears, bearings and lasts a long time. mine is probably 5 yrs old now and has had a tour of duty in an 1/8 buggy too.
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i use a KO pds-2123 0.06 seconds i wouldnt swap it for anything
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