alloy servo horns

[captainlip]

so what alloy servo horn fits under the driveshaft?

got an answer rc one but far to long.

[kabilay]

I am using the following and fits just fine.


http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Hard-Anodized

[JohnM]

I just got a Dynamite machined aluminum arm from MK Racing, not fitted it yet, but putting it side by side with a std one, it looks the same size, so should fit ok, cost about £3.50.

[BostonNelson]

I got the Dynamite one from MK as well. Doesn't fit in my car. Had to dremel the top hole off and use the plastic top from the std horn as a spacer.

Haven't raced it yet but it seems to work.

But, the linkage is very close to the servo because you have to use the second hole from the top so depending on the shape/size of your servo case it might not work. Without some dremeling that is.

[captainlip]

would rather a straight fit if poss.

[kabilay]

The Racers Edge horn is a sttraight fit. No need for mods. I'll post a pic.

[mikeyscott]

So this one for Savox

http://www.m-k-racing.com/product_in...acturers_id=42

Didn't think people had problems with servo horns. I've set mine slightly less than the blog on the durango site.

[Northy]

That's the badger.

I like a stiff horn

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[mikeyscott]

Haven't had a prob with mine yet, but may order this as a precation.

More interested in the Tresey servo saver

[stegger]

Originally Posted by mikeyscott

Haven't had a prob with mine yet, but may order this as a precation.

More interested in the Tresey servo saver

Yeh, if si at rclazy bring the tresrey stuff in it would be great

[simoncrabb]

I use a dremelled Answer-RC horn, a last minute fix after I stripped the kit horns.

Tresrey are proving hard to pin down...