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New over at Powerhobby is an Aluminum 25 Tooth Micro Servo Saver for the Grom series. This beefy servo saver is designed for hardcore driving with a hot black anodized look to add some bling to your ride. Made from a machined aluminum alloy, the Powerhobby servo saver is a heavy duty unit to prevent breakage, while also being easy [...]
New at Exotek Racing is a 1/10th scaled Heavy Duty Servo Saver for 25 spline servos. This high-end servo saver is perfect for your pan car or race buggy to keep that expensive servo of yours in good condition. Here are more highlights- * Pro style heavy duty 1/10 servo saver * Fits 25 spline servos * Excellent servo protection * Returns to center [...]
If you are reading this column, there is a good chance you own an r/c monster truck (or 10!). Probably good odds that if you are in the m/t fraternity, you own at least one 1/10 or 1/8 scale rig. Whether it’s a solid axle or independent suspension truck, there is one common truth – an 8 dollar black Kimbrough servo [...]
The Pro-Line crew has worked up a new video to give you more information on their Big Hit Servo Saver. Not only does the video give you more details on how the servo saver kit works, but it also shows some pretty insane rock racing and scale monster truck action. Watch the video shown above to get your daily dose [...]
Here is a very cool product from Pro-Line, the Big Hit Servo Saver Kit. Why do you need one? In ultra-demanding applications like rock or monster truck racing, a soft servo saver makes your truck sloppy to drive, but not running one at all can result in broken servos. The P-L Big Hit is designed to give you precise steering [...]
“Hey there…Just looking for some advice/ Opinions/ Guidence…. I’m looking to buy a new Electric Monster Truck…I have been looking at the HPI Savage XS and the Vaterra Halix….what are your thoughts on these two and what would you recommend? I’m a newbie and have a large grassy park across from my house with a skate park and a couple [...]
One of the few weak spots on the Losi 5ive-T is the servo saver. If you are an owner you already know adjusting the stock saver is quite difficult and that it needs constant tightening. The crew over at Team Fast Eddy have engineered a solution with their new quick adjust jam nuts. Adjustments are now much easier, and the [...]
