Servos for a RTR nitro truggy

[Matthew123]

What is some good budget servos for a RTR nitro truggy I don't want to spend 70 dollars and up

 

[Ramp addict]

You need to specify which servo you wish to replace, after all it is a nitro. Either way, you get what you pay for. My go to servo is Reefs.

 

[Tunedfrog]

I use amazon servos and have good luck with them.

 

[RustyUs]

I love servo threads. I like to peek at what others are using.

I use Amazon servos also ...

Knowing what speed and torque that you are after... use those B.E.C. voltage specs of your ESC to help track down your next all metal cased servo. Spare gear sets come into play when I shop for a servo. Having the ability to change out gear sets, when they get some slop in them, makes a servo more appealing to me. It may take a bit of searching to make sure a servo isn't just a disposable type "bargain" steering utensil.

Good luck on your shopping.

 

[CertifiedMike]

I have been eyeing a Reefs for my Gorgon but struggling with spending $150 on a servo for a $150 truck!

I'm watching to see what other ppl recommend here.

Good luck finding your servos!!!

 

[DavidB1126]

use those B.E.C. voltage specs of your ESC

Nitro has a esc?

 

[CertifiedMike]

Nitro has a esc?

I think using the specs will still help determine the right servo for the job.

 

[DavidB1126]

NitroPro is really good. @Littlemotor will thank you

 

[Cheetah928]

I use Amazon servos and hope for the best. Best one is from a brand called feetec. Run one in my slash. $15-30 depending on what servo you get

 

[RetroThutmose]

10th scale or 8th scale? I stand by my injora servos. Incredible bang for the buck.

 

[TeknoJ]

Nsdrc for about $60- good for 8.4v
I actually have some Amazon brand in my nitro xtm, jx servo I think
“cheap” servos have gone up in price recently so you will be spending $70 at least I bet.

 

[Horatio]

I love servo threads. I like to peek at what others are using.

I use Amazon servos also ...
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Knowing what speed and torque that you are after... use those B.E.C. voltage specs of your ESC to help track down your next all metal cased servo. Spare gear sets come into play when I shop for a servo. Having the ability to change out gear sets, when they get some slop in them, makes a servo more appealing to me. It may take a bit of searching to make sure a servo isn't just a disposable type "bargain" steering utensil.

Good luck on your shopping.

I second these excellent AGFRC servos. I use them on this:

And this:

But also:

I run Protek 170 SBL and TBL servos in my 1/8th Sworkz T2E, Xray XT8 and my 1/5th Scale Baja 5B SS, so naturally compare my AGFRC servos to these.

They're literally half the price and waterproof, with a similar performance and response.

 

[RustyUs]

Nitro has a esc?

Because Everything Counts voltage
I'm an idiot.