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I stripped the threads on my SX3's servo horn today and I can only seem to find a pack of 3 servo horns which are all different , I really don't see the point in this because every pack you buy you will have 2 spare that wont fit the servos you run , so I am wondering is there some one out there which sell's the plastic savox servo horns only?
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Get the core rc alloy one. No more stripped horns. Simples!
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Yeah but there's no servo saver on the sx3's so I would strip servo's instead so would rather stick to plastic if possible.
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I have come across a servo saver on the schumacher web site but it doesn't say what car it is for, does anybody know if this can be used with the CAT SX3?
LINK : http://www.racing-cars.com/pp/Old_Ca...i-3/U2882.html
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What length is the SX3 servo horn, is it the same as the SV/SV2?
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Yes it's the same part
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Then you can run the Tamiya Hight Torque servo saver with the alloy F103 servo horn.
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Tamiya high torque servo saver Part No.51000.

I also have it in stock - http://www.jtmodels.co.uk/JTmodels/s...?id_product=41
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Thats great will give this a go thank you all for the help much appreciated
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