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I was just wondering if the stock servos on the rampage mt really that bad???


I was not going to be running to hard with truck.....probably 80% road and 20% dirt..........will they last a while or do I need to chang them out right away?


Thanks


J
 
stock servos are fine. use them until they break. i just had bad luck with the inport servos in the past and replaced them before that became and issue.
 
I'm impressed with the steering servo so far. The throttle/break servo although metal geared is a bit slow. I had the white wire come out of the throttle/break servo in the first 10 minutes of running the buggy. I replaced it with an Airtronics 94357 servo. Maybe RedCat will replace the throttle/break servo for me?


The steering servo is on par with the HPI baja servo. Actually think it is a bit better. I'm keeping it in the buggy till it dies, if it ever does.
 
I replaced the throttle servo right away, but i too am inpressed witht the steerign servo in the MT, it will almost turn the tires dry.
 
The 945 has pretty good specs;


Class: High Torque


Digital: No


Programmable: No


Voltage: 4.8v or 6.0v


General Specs:


- Bearings: Dual BB


- Gears: Metal


- 60° speed: .16 sec @ 4.8v


- 60° speed: .12 sec @ 6.0v


- Torque: 122.00 oz/in @ 4.8v


- Torque: 153.00 oz/in @ 6.0v


-- 1.60 x.80x1.50 inches


- 2.00 ounces


Applications:


- CCPM Helicopter


- Competition Helicopter


- Competition Sailplane


- Competition Airplanes


- High Torque


- Off-Road Car


- On-Road Car
 
i put a Hitec HS5745MG servo for the steering and a Hitec HS645MG for the throttle and brake. Great responce.
 
well I just wanted to know....I can get a hitec 945mg for 50.00 shipped or a hitec 645mg for 40.00 shiipped thru tower hobbies.


Which is the better deal????


Thanks


J
 
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