Buggy racing servos help!

[parry]

Hey everyone my mate just got a 1/8 buggy and the servos have just failed him right from the start.hes looking for some strong decent servos that he might be able to race with a few times any suggestions

Cheers parry

 

[JoePit]

Most will more than likely tell you the Hitec 7955.

 

[Rooky]

Savox SC-1256

 

[parry]

Thanks for the help guys I will let him know

 

[Racer 1966]

Savox SC-1256

I was going suggest Savox too, I can't vouch personally for them yet but I just ordered one

 

[nitro_newbie]

I have the associated xp 1313 servo in mine. its allitle slow but fine for me.(still prenty of speed) The 1015 is much faster and i know a bunch of guys who use them.

 

[Lessen]

I used to run a Futaba S9451 in my buggy. Still have it, just don't run it anymore

 

[parry]

I shared all the suggestions to him and he said thank you for all the help

 

[Rooky]

I was going suggest Savox too, I can't vouch personally for them yet but I just ordered one

Savox is good, never had a problem yet, 222 oz torque is nice too.

Most will more than likely tell you the Hitec 7955.

This is over kill for a 1/8 buggy.

 

[nedrey82]

Does anyone know what tooth horn is needed for a losi servo??

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can anyone recommend a good mid ranged price servo. I'm looking at savox or hitec to replace the servos in my losi 8ight 2.0 rtr for racing

 

[Racer 1966]

Savox is good, never had a problem yet, 222 oz torque is nice too.

Mine's going in a light weight Slash so I chose a 1258TG, 166oz but a lot faster .08 transit time

 

[Rooky]

Mine's going in a light weight Slash so I chose a 1258TG, 166oz but a lot faster .08 transit time

Thats what i run on my buggy now, i had 1256tg in there earlyer, but then i got a revo 3.3, i used that for my revo, because its a monster truck and need more torque, and i got a 1258tg from LHS, and put it on my buggy. It works great too, and it turns a lot faster, and theres more than enough torque for a 1/8 scale buggy. =)