Need new servo for thr/brk

[.28Liter]

Whats the best under $20 servo for throttle and brake? I would go higher but that's all I got. Any help is greatly appreciated. I was thinking of going with the Futaba S3004.

Any suggestions?

 

[JoeGuam]

I hate to burst your bubble but a NIP servo at $20 is not going to help much but give you headaches. I suggest looking for a servo no more of .18 speed and no less than 180 in torque (basically for brakes). Just my recommendations. Save up for a better servo over the $20 range, you might want to cheak e-bay. DS1313 is a good servo for throttle and brake

 

[frddyj]

+1 on what joe states. get a servo with metal gears.

 

[Shaun]

ya to go out and spend $20.00 on a servo isnt worth the time really it wont last long so in the long run your way better off saving your money for a half decent servo!!!

 

[.28Liter]

Hmm, so then I guess the savage sits till I can save more money.

 

[.28Liter]

Sorry, I know this has probably all been covered before. I searched and didnt find what I was looking for. But I 2was looking through ebay and found these
MG995-Metal-Gear-Servo, does anyone know if these are any good?

 

[Mickey]

ebay up a hpi sf2 or sf20 they work well for throttle/ brake. they are the savagex stock steering servo. you don't need to spend hundreds on a flippin servo to go have fun

 

[.28Liter]

Thanks Mickey, thats what I was thinkin.

 

[Mickey]

EDIT ok so the sf2/20 is more then your budget. but the sf10 will work but it is just stock replacement to get you going

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-XL-SAVAGE-S...Control_Parts_Accessories&hash=item19c4bba156

 

[Slimshamis]

I think I have a sf10 or a sf20 I will check when I get home if I do I will sell it cheap gimme an hour

 

[300m]

Ive got a NIP servo right here for $20 shipped thats got 208oz of torque.


PM me if you want it

 

[.28Liter]

Cool, thanks Slimshamis.

 

[.28Liter]

Whats a NIP servo? Is there a difference?

 

[300m]

NIP= New In Package

 

[Preacher_Ed]

http://www.hobbypartz.com/60gexidised2.html

Don't know how good they are, but Hobby Partz has cheap prices on digital, hi-torque servers.