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I’m a buy once cry once kind of guy. Will I have to do a chassis mod in order for it to fit? Thanks for the recommendation too.Best product money can buy today with the best warranty in the industry, if you only want to buy once, then get this:
https://shopjtp.com/products/jtp-ct3-1-8-servo
Just know that the one @bill_delong recommended only has 430oz of torque at 6v and is a standard size servo. You would need to get the servo adapter to install one. The stock 2085 servo has 365oz of torque at 6v and it's a bigger scale servo. It's not much of an upgrade. For less money you can get the new Traxxas High-torque Maxx 2085R servo that drops right in and has 650oz of torque at 6v. Myself, I like the Promodeler servos.I’m a buy once cry once kind of guy. Will I have to do a chassis mod in order for it to fit? Thanks for the recommendation too.
Now that's a beast.If you are looking for the best take a look at this one. Promodeler
DS1885BLDP
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Don't entirely discount them. There have been plenty of people that have great luck using a standard size. I just wanted you to be aware of what you're getting.And, no I won’t be putting a standard size servo in it.
I was typing all the last post when you posted. Thanks man.Don't entirely discount them. There have been plenty of people that have great luck using a standard size. I just wanted you to be aware of what you're getting.
I'm not sure of your Esc, but the stock Traxxas is a 6v bec. You would need to use an external bec to use higher voltages.