Steering Servo Minimum Torque

[richardmid1]

If you know what your doing though an 8kg servo can out perform a 12kg servo and you have saved alot of money.

[spud31]

Truggy or buggy is the question as they need different torque levels do to different car weights and tyre widths

[Hyper-1983]

Originally Posted by matdodd

Its well worth taking a look at the savox 1256TG 20kg and quick to, plus you can get 2 for £104.00

What I use in my losi 8ight t brushlss conversion and ideal. Use the ace 1015 in my b44 bit overkill bit does the job.Would say either of these two would be ideal but there are alot more out there that would do just aswell.

[Cham]

Hi,

I'll be (unfortunately ) getting into nitro 1/8 buggies this year (coming from Electric TC / Electric buggy background) and would like to know whether any one of you use the following servo for steering and/or throttle:

KO Propo PDS-2367 ICS (High Speed)
Speed: 0.10 sec @ 60deg
Torque: 11.6 kg.cm
Weight: 60.7g
Metal Gears with Hybrid 1st Gear
Built-in Heat Sunk
Uppercase with Bushing Collar
Hardened Gear Pin

Thanks,
Cham

[damo666]

Originally Posted by Cham

Hi,

I'll be (unfortunately ) getting into nitro 1/8 buggies this year (coming from Electric TC / Electric buggy background) and would like to know whether any one of you use the following servo for steering and/or throttle:

KO Propo PDS-2367 ICS (High Speed)
Speed: 0.10 sec @ 60deg
Torque: 11.6 kg.cm
Weight: 60.7g
Metal Gears with Hybrid 1st Gear
Built-in Heat Sunk
Uppercase with Bushing Collar
Hardened Gear Pin

Thanks,
Cham

Ko servos in nitro racing were a major headache for me as burnt 4 out in no time. In electric racing Ko have a good reputation in nitro its pants.