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Servo Upgrade?
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GoffeeRedCat
Senior Member
i use the hitec 5755 for my steering and hitec 645 for my throttle
bigfol
Senior Member
The Hitec 5755 is longer in production and has been replaced by a new model, not sure what the model number is, you would need to check the Hitec site......the 5755 is still available in rc shops, ebay etc until sold out......
KrashKrieg
Well-Known Member
I think it's a 5765....get it, and you will be much happier on how the wheels react.
Also, you must tighten down on the servo saver spring when you put it in or else it's like you didn't even upgrade.
Also, you must tighten down on the servo saver spring when you put it in or else it's like you didn't even upgrade.
bigfol
Senior Member
Where the streeing arm meets the servo link rod, there is a threded round nut,you can screw it down to tighten up the spring under it, gives a better steering response
bigfol
Senior Member
Depends on the surface you are driving on, drive to the conditions, I prefer full throttle myself........LOLGaz said:Best throttle would be?