BJ4 WE servo + saver

[OneKiwi]

Hi
What servo can you recommend and what servosaver as I see that there isn't one on this car

[Jamie.T]

The tamiya servo saver seems to be the favourite choice at the moment. Comes with 3 springs to adjust tension and fitment's for different splined servos. Part No 51000

[OneKiwi]

from your shop?
Are there instructions on how to mount it?
Whats shipping to sweden?

[Richard Lowe]

In general most servo savers arn't stiff enough and make the steering feel a bit weird. In my experience you are better off with a decent metal geared servo and using the standard AE servo horn, that way the steering feels right and if you do have a big crash the plastic servo horn will fail before the servo

[OneKiwi]

what does the standard one look like? Is it in the kit?
I have a kopo with the safty plastic gear so might be an idea
Thanks

[Richard Lowe]

They come as a pack of four to suit different servo's, AE part number 9180

http://www.teamassociated.com/parts/details/9180/

I used to run a KO with plastic safety gear in my BJ4 at one point and it never let go, though I'd advise you get the metal replacement if you can. I use the AE1015 servo in my 44.1 at the moment with the servo saver glued up.