steering servo options

[kvrc]

I picked up a rampage gas buggy and need to put in a steering servo. What aftermarket servos work with enough power? I am staying with one servo and just want it to turn good without killing the servo. And do the aftermarket servos use the stock servo arm or will I need to buy a separate one?

 

[talunceford]

I use the Savox 1/5 scale steering servos. Plenty of torque.

 

[Phill2]

I use the Savox 1/5 scale steering servos. Plenty of torque.

6v or 7.2?

If it's 6 could I have the model number pls?

 

[Cloach]

I'm using one Savox 0235 mg on 7.4 volts. The other is 0236mg. The 0236 has more torque (555 oz on 7.4 V) but slower at .18 I believe. The 0235 is 488 oz at 7.4 but quicker at .15.

 

[talunceford]

6v or 7.2?If it's 6 could I have the model number pls?

I use the 0236mg @6v.

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[JDH]

Just keep in mind the savox is physically bigger then the hitech 5765 which is another option. you can make it fit but just giving a heads up.

JD

 

[talunceford]

Just keep in mind the savox is physically bigger then the hitech 5765 which is another option. you can make it fit but just giving a heads up. JD

The savox that I use is a drop in for the factory servo. For what its worth.....

 

[Phill2]

I use the 0236mg @6v.Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

Thanks mate

 

[talunceford]

Thanks mate

You bet

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[JDH]

The savox that I use is a drop in for the factory servo. For what its worth.....

oh ok should have checked on that one.

 

[ArielG6]

Solo tenga en cuenta que el savox es físicamente más grande que el hitech 5765, que es otra opción. puedes hacerlo encajar, pero solo avisando.

JD

Para el hitech 5765 necesito algun complemento para la instalación?