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As of right now i'm using a standard high torque servo (Tower Hobbies TS-70MG Super-Torque 2BB Servo U). It just don't seem to have enough power. Any suggestions?
 
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IF you are looking for a cheaper servo, the Hitec HS-645MG will be a good servo. If you can spend a bit more look at the HS-5645MG, its quicker and has more power. They run about $35 and $50 respectively.

Actually it looks like that servo you have is basically the 645MG, so take a look at the HS-5645MG and possibly the HS-985MG.
 
If money isn't an option, grab the Hitec 5955. If true overkill is needed, use the 5995 instead (you'll need a 7.2 volt pack and a regulator, and remember to turn down the dual rate).
 
i run a 200oz airtronics servo. Same as the rock crusher but withought the heat sink. I think i paid 120 for it
 
hmmm will the 7.2v pack kill my receiver? I was thinking about buying the Futaba 3-ch 75mhz HRS but it requires digital servos how can i tell is mine are digital? and what do you mean by a regulator? (voltage regulator)?
 
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The TS-70 isn't digital. It's just a standard analog servo. It's almost identical to the 645MG, so don't buy that. You won't notice any performance gain at all. I bought one in a pinch and it was just like my 645MG.

I stepped up the 985MG. It's considerably faster and stronger than the 645MG for $70. And it's sealed really well. It has o-rings around the output shaft, where the case seams are and on all 4 screws.
 
I have made up my mind, I'm switching to the HRS system and i need Digital servos but now I don't know of what kind of servo to get for throttle and my reverse module. I was thinking about the Futaba S9156 Digital Heavy Duty High Torque Servo for steering. what do you think?
 
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looks great to me. just set the epa's properly so you don't break anything
 
Oppsie I didn't get that one lol I got this one Hobbico CS-170 Std Digital Ultra Torq 2BB TG Servo U Way more torque that needed, I also picked up the aluminum servo saver arms along with all this

Ofna Servo Linkage Kit Purple
Ofna Linkage Sliders Kit Orange (2)
Integy Alloy Spur Gear Adaptor Savage
Golden Horizons Aluminum Servo Saver Silver Savage
Integy Super Heavy Duty Shock Tower Silver Savage 2
Golden Horizons Alum Lower Susp Arms Adj Purple Savage 2
Futaba R203HF 3-Channel FM 75MHz Rx w/o Short Crystal
Golden Horizons Alum Upper Susp Arms Adj Purple Savage 2
Futaba S3152 Servo Digital Standard Hi-Torque 2
Integy Silver HD Castor Block HPI Savage X 2
Golden Horizons Aluminum Rear Knuckle Purple Savage

You can look them all up at Tower Hobbies I'm thinking about ording some new tires and a RC-Solutions Roll Cage I also have some questions about the gearing boxes but ill make a new thread for that. Tell me what you think
 
hmm if they bend I will buy better ones. gives me a reason to tell the wife as i order the broken piece + much more lol

Just picked up this as well

1 x GPM Savage/X Alloy Front/Rear Chassis Mount - Silver
1 x GPM Savage/X Alloy Fuel Valve Mount - Silver
1 x GPM Savage/X Alloy Brake Disk Adaptor - Purple
2 x GPM Savage X Alloy Front/Rear Gear Box Assembled
1 x GPM Savage/X Alloy Fuel Tank Cap - Purple
1 x GPM Savage/X Alloy Center Gear Box - Silver
 
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