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Old 03-11-2009
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Am in process of buying a Cat SX lipo. Can anyone tell me which decent servos fit without any messing around - have not driven a 4wd buggy for about 15 years so a bit out of touch with how quick/powerful I need. Will be run on a bumpy astroturf track.

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savox work and fit perfect,
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Got a Sanwa in mine with no problems
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The Team Orion Servos are great, Super Super Fast - http://www.modelsport.co.uk/?CallFun...n&ItemID=31191

or you got the cheaper low profile savox servo only 0.02 seconds slower - http://www.microtechracing.com//prod...EAR&cat=SERVOS
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My Sanwa I have to say is too quick so I have slowed it down on the EX10

Looking back I'd go fro something slightly slower
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My 1258 Savox works well in my Cat, but when using lipos it's not deep enough for the lipo to rest against it -this is when using the Atomic Carbon Lipo retainer. I've had to put a 5mm or so thick spacer onto the back of the servo for the lipo to rest/locate against. I did have an AE 1313 in there and that was the correct length. I found that servo a little too slow though.
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gm have recently released a range. will fit the cat without issue and a very nice price to. see the schuy site for details
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I did have an AE 1313 in there and that was the correct length. I found that servo a little too slow though.
What you need then is the AE ds1015 which is what i had in my recently sold cat LiPO, worked very well and is for sale pm me for details.
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What you need then is the AE ds1015 which is what i had in my recently sold cat LiPO, worked very well and is for sale pm me for details.
You are correct, but I'm happy with my Savox now thank you!
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Using Savox servo without problems. GM servos should be good as well.
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I use the Futaba 9551 low profile in my cat.
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I run Hitec HS-7955TG for carpet and astro-turf. I also put a little dab of automotive clear goop under the servo and use clamp to keep it snug until it dries.
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What servo horns are people using with the Savox servo?
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Futaba
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Been using a ACE servo there mint never had no problems with them either and fits a treat

Highly recommended
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If you dont want to put a load of cash into a servo then i use a BLUE BIRD BMS 630MG in my sx, fits well used it for a year with no probs whatsoever and costs just over 20 quid
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