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lincpimp · 08.18.2009, 01:42 AM

I use jr servos, mainly the 9100t model. Push 6-6.5v at it with a ccbec and you will not belive the performance. I can hold the front tires with my feet and move the back of the muggy with this servo. I have about 5 of then and they run well, quiet too. Never had an issue, but they can draw some power (no free lunch). I also have some of the big dog jr 8711 servos, but the 9100t does fine and is a little cheaper.

I have also run hitec titanium gear servos and find them too noisy, and some futaba metal geared and brushless servos, but still like the jr servos the best.

No real comparison with a cheaper servo, but if you are not having steering issues right now you do not need to upgrade.

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lincpimp Check out my huge box! Offline Posts: 11,935 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Slidell, LA	08.18.2009, 01:42 AM I use jr servos, mainly the 9100t model. Push 6-6.5v at it with a ccbec and you will not belive the performance. I can hold the front tires with my feet and move the back of the muggy with this servo. I have about 5 of then and they run well, quiet too. Never had an issue, but they can draw some power (no free lunch). I also have some of the big dog jr 8711 servos, but the 9100t does fine and is a little cheaper. I have also run hitec titanium gear servos and find them too noisy, and some futaba metal geared and brushless servos, but still like the jr servos the best. No real comparison with a cheaper servo, but if you are not having steering issues right now you do not need to upgrade. Alot of Savage parts for sale!!!