servoes

[Tamiya Cowboy]

Well then Probie you need to try 645's on both I will not build a truck anymore with anything else your truck works so much better with good servos.

[Roadmasters]

Originally Posted by Tamiya Cowboy

Well then Probie you need to try 645's on both I will not build a truck anymore with anything else your truck works so much better with good servos.

Rite now there bolth standards. I guess I'll have to pick a few up

[CustomRCmodels]

A high-torque servo for the steering is a must .
Besides a much more precise steering without having to rock the truck forth and back ,
you can then also skip the sloppy servo-savers and use a very direct setup .
the Hitec’s is a good choice , since they are also considerable cheap .
You don’t have to go even bigger , like the much more expensive digital servos ,
( except you build some sort of a monster-truck , all a matter of tire-size and weight you have on the steerable axle )
A standard servo for steering is a no-no for me .
Shifting and accessories , well , for that you can use standard servos ,
but even here I prefer better when standard quality servos .

Willy
CustomRCmodels

[ihbuilder]

I agree w travis ,Paul and willy . travis got me hooked on the hi-teck 645mg + 85mg and I got a 65mg lifting my tailgate . thanks travis

IHB

[SonoranWraith]

I'll echo others with liking the hitec servos. I also like the programmability of their digital servos. You can slow them down without buying add'l electronics. Good for making the look of slower hydraulic function.