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Stock one is 23T only Spektrum servos use a 23T spline. 99.9% of the aftermarket servos are going to have a 25T spline. That is why not use the stock one.Do I really need a servo saver? Why not use the stock one?
Good to know, thanks!
Also, what is the difference between the 180 and 270 degree ones?
There is no difference for RC truck applications. You'll use maybe 120 degrees of motion when setting endpoints on steering, so whether 180 or 270, you won't use all of it. There is some internet debate I've seen where people claim one is better than the other. But I'm positive that's all speculation.Good to know, thanks!
Also, what is the difference between the 180 and 270 degree ones?
I put the stock 23t servo saver on my jx ecoboost 25t, place it in the correct position and then slowly screw it down and it will re bite into the plastic then take the screw out, lock tight it and screw it back in not quite as tight, been running it like this for months with no issuesStock one is 23T only Spektrum servos use a 23T spline. 99.9% of the aftermarket servos are going to have a 25T spline. That is why not use the stock one.
I got this same sever a couple weeks ago for my 1/10 SCTE. I’ve only had the chance to run it once, but happy with it as well - so far at least.Update: I ended up going with a JX Ecoboost CLS6336HV. It's super fast, extremely strong and cheap. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is looking to upgrade their 3s Arrma.