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John Parks said:
I think I may go with the hitec as well, it's priced good and has good power. Plus it doesn't need a servo arm change being the same spline.
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Pretty sure the Spektrum, Savox, and Hitec all use the 15t servo horn
 
G-Man said:
Pretty sure the Spektrum, Savox, and Hitec all use the 15t servo horn
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I didn't realize that, good to know. Has anyone used the hitec d845wt? It says it .at need modifying to fit in the box. Ddm told me the box will likely need trimming but I should be able to make it work.
 
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John Parks said:
I didn't realize that, good to know. Has anyone used the hitec d845wt? It says it .at need modifying to fit in the box. Ddm told me the box will likely need trimming but I should be able to make it work.
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Had to grind a wee little bit off the wall in the steering servo mount to fit this. The Hitec is a hair wider and a few mm taller. So a washer and the included rubber bushings are needed to fill the gap. Otherwise it went well
 
I didn't have to trim any for my mtxl. But had to add spacers to push them up from hitting the bottom. Installed a dbxl upgraded steering linkage to (second pic)20180223_145113.webp 20180305_192111.webp
 
Honestly not sure, if it uses a 1/5 scale servo I don't see why it wouldn't. I have heard this servo (hitec) like the one i have pictured on my mtxl needs to be trimmed on some other rc cars/trucks but very minimal. I had to space them up about 5mm to clear the bottom of the chassis. If your rampage doesn't use a 1/5 servo it may be a hassle to make it work received_2344446588914470.webp
 
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