advice re servos and servo savers

[stx42 0]

So the most common and budget friendly option for servos near me is Hitec brands, but the Tamiya servo saver sprue doesnt list a Hitec one on it.

Are any of the savers on the sprue an exact match for the Hitec, and if so which one?

Or do I bite the bullet and shell for a (much) more expensive servo?

Looking at installing into an M05, so I figure massive torque isnt required.

[wildwillydriver 33]

I used more than one time Tamiya servo savers and they can fit all the servos even if not listed on sprue, just try wich one fit.

Bye

WWD

[markbt73 4772]

No, there is no adapter that fits Hitec servos for the kit-supplied servo saver. Get a Kimbrough servo saver. They're color coded; hitec ones are red.

[VinceVegaUK 0]

No, there is no adapter that fits Hitec servos for the kit-supplied servo saver. Get a Kimbrough servo saver. They're color coded; hitec ones are red.

Yep i concur and Kimbrough are way better than the tamiya high tourque. I run hitec and kimbrough on all my race cars

later

VV

[bakaguyjean 7]

So the most common and budget friendly option for servos near me is Hitec brands, but the Tamiya servo saver sprue doesnt list a Hitec one on it.

Are any of the savers on the sprue an exact match for the Hitec, and if so which one?

Or do I bite the bullet and shell for a (much) more expensive servo?

Looking at installing into an M05, so I figure massive torque isnt required.

Kimbrough is a better servo saver but Hitec makes thier own piece to mount the Tamiya servo saver.Check with Hitec.