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kraegar · 06.14.2009, 12:02 PM

I run JR s241mg's in mine. I went through quite a few stock servos, then I put these in. They're an (almost) direct drop in, only minor drilling required (on an easily replaced part, not the chassis itself), and are really solid.

I keep blowing diffs on it now (got a shim kit to see if I can fix that), but have had 0 servo issues since I dropped in the 241's.

I run two, not sure if they have enough torque to run just 1.

Tony

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kraegar RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 194 Join Date: Oct 2008	06.14.2009, 12:02 PM I run JR s241mg's in mine. I went through quite a few stock servos, then I put these in. They're an (almost) direct drop in, only minor drilling required (on an easily replaced part, not the chassis itself), and are really solid. I keep blowing diffs on it now (got a shim kit to see if I can fix that), but have had 0 servo issues since I dropped in the 241's. I run two, not sure if they have enough torque to run just 1. Tony