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help with my xx4, (?servo saver)
Silly question,
is there a servo saver on this buggy? I can't seem to find it and there's a big race this saturday. I dont' want to blow my servo in the a main. please respond to both s_m_hurley@yahoo.ca and 4168348699@fido.ca I appreciate the help immensely Sean Hurley Mississauga Canada designer and builder of www.sidsraceway.com (not web but track etc...) |
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The kit doesn't come with a servo saver, and to be honest most people don't bother with them. Some people do use the Kimbrough small servo saver if there servos don't have metal gears.
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oops I meant to reply to this last night.
The kit doesnt come with a servo saver as such, like mr.preddy says, but the white servo horn on the servo (that comes with the kit) acts as a servo saver. Its very flexible and absorbs a lot of impacts. but like a lot of cars you'd still need a metal geared servo. The BJ4x4 doesnt have a saver either, but the servo horn on that car is a lot stiffer - still if you have a decent servo it will be OK. |
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I don't run a saver either on my KO 2123 and use a KO stiff arm with no problems.
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thanks
since I posted here a while ago I did buy one. it is actually working well. the problem was that the servo head that I was using was a bit worn. So, I put a piece of tissue in there to tighten it and add some friction on the front one.
then on the back I just put a tight servo saver and now there are never any problems. before the car would hit something and then the servo would be so out of whack that I would have to stop racing. that really sucked. untill next time. Canada's newest offroad track www.sidsraceway.com let us know what you think. videos there as well. ciao Sean |
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