i currently have a kimbrough gas truck servo saver on my nats buggy, its nice but has a bit of slop to it that makes trimming the steering and getting it do go straight impossible.
is there any style/brand of a servo mounted saver that you guys know of that works well with no slop to it?
i used to pack my crawler savers (when i used them) with rtv sealant, and that stiffened them up quite a bit, but on a buggy or truck i want to have one that gives like it should so i'm not breaking servos or popping ballends like crazy.
Never had a new Kimbrough servo saver with slop (assuming your steering is free of binding & the gears are tight in your servo)--Re-PM me your add'y and I'll send you a
few new ones (I'm sponsered by them)
Finishing up a partially built 12L4 I snagged on ebay and I planned on putting in a Futaba S3002 metal gear servo. The problem is, the metal spline has really fine threads and a really short screw. The screw is long enough to mount a horn but not a...
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that was a great deal on that L4, I almost bid on it but I want a link car so I can run Lipo. Are you going to come out to Thunder to run it?
Yea, it was thanks. The seller was a little careless and didn't bother to bag the rest of the small...
The RC10B2 #9155 black servo saver parts - did anyone ever make an alloy upgrade?
If not, does anyone know of one made for different kit that would work?
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Are the B2's shorter than an RC10's servo saver? I bought a set of GPM cranks for a Losi Street Weapon to use on a RC10 Terminator build that I wanted to rotate the servo on. The holes were pretty close:
I have a rtr t4 and i just broke the servo (at the track).. the built in servo saver seemed loose but is that not enough?? Are people runing mini servo savers on the servo too?? any help would be great...
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yeah, just upgrade the servo and not have to worry about it again. That S3305 is over twice the torque of the 1504 that comes in the T4 rtr with similar transit speed. I have one that's been in a spec slash for well over two years now, it usually...
I have heard lots of drivers on here tout the advantages of ditching the servo saver, and I see my World's kit comes without. With the specs on servos going through the roof, I'm not surprised, but still nervous of damaging parts. Is there (in the...
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it aint the torque numbers that justify the absence of servo saver - it's the teeth's material ;)
(lotsa holding torque + weak material = broken gear)
Hi, i'm new at this forum. I have an associated rc 10 team car. I'm starting to rebuild an redecorate it with new pieces. I have a doubt, and it is that i'm looking for a new servo saver for this car, but i don't want the original of rc 10. Any...
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Thanks a lot for de answers, i have already made the request in towerhob. :wink:
Then i upload photos :)
peace
I'm beating my head against the wall trying to figure this one out. On my RC12e, the old homemade looking servo saver that it came with was so brittle upon removing it, it broke. Trying to find original parts for a 30 year old car is kind of tough...
Well I screwed up and broke the servo saver in my RC10 gold pan buggy. Are these still avaible? My manual says it's part number #6255. If not...then what will work?
