Thankyou for taking the time to create these videos, I'm building my first rwd drift car from a chassis kit, and your videos have helped a lot. I can't afford the best of the best so it's been helpful having the facts put on the table then making a decision on what suits my needs. Can't wait to see more videos like this where you highlight the current trends and cheaper alternatives.
I can absolutely confirm the Injora servo is very good for its price! No shaking, no overheating, and it was totally compatible with a v1 Yokomo gyro. The torque was sufficient for a D5 bell crank system with minimal caster and the speed was good. only issue was that it doesn't perfectly recenter but it lands close enough l, within 5 degrees... And who cares, I'm sideways anyway and it's a cheap servo. Well outperforms it's price! Thanks for the research and tip! I put a video of my project using the injora servo on my page
Thanks for taking the time to share, man! btw, I have that exact 15 dollar steering servo in my RC10GT circle track racer, and it's been GREAT every weekend for the past 6 months!
Cheaper is not always good and expensive is not always better. Loved the video. For a sec I thought I would see a close up of the tire wobble but It was nice to see you slide around the garage too.
I tried to get a better shot of tire wobble, but it really hard to see, especially on a GoPro. It was very visible in person...and I sometimes over-estimate what the GoPro sees.
Perfect video my son and I are building a rmx 2.0 carbon fiber from the ground up and we were just talking about what servo to use or trying to save money and the vid definitely help me out preciate all the hard work. Stay sideways from Detroit.
Troy, it’s from your recommendations that I junked the JX in my RMX and went straight for the RS-ST. The reason? Servo shake. No matter what I did, I just couldn’t stop that servo from constantly trying to center and that’s BEFORE I connected my gyro! Thing is… I’d been searching for speed in servos, not realizing that you also need torque, which both go hand in hand. Personally, I like the RS-ST. Not the fastest but one of the smoothest for drift. Combine that with the programmer and REVOX and you have a combo that will make you look like a pro out of the box! Nothing against cheaper servos but the RS-ST is on a whole different level that cheaper servos can’t give you. To anyone asking, the programmer for the RS-ST is worth it and also updates the servo a bit compared to the settings given to you out of the box. I might give the Injora a look since I’m rebuilding my old TT-02 RWD drifter.
Great video my dude!! Just getting back into rc again and decided to try rock crawling and I’m loving it and now I feel bad for my drift car so was checking for some servos for an electronic refresh and this vid was one of the first that popped up. And dang that injora servo looks great for a budget electronics refresh! Injora is doing really great! I love their micro crawler stuff as well 👍🏻. Thanks for the video my dude! Keep em coming! Liked and subscribed.
I am trying an SPT ie Injora 35 kg servo on an airplane rudder ,so far it is good ,no gear slop and plenty of power perhaps not as fast as advertised. I think they're a winner.
Ive been reccomending the injora servo locally. Its pairs nicely with l both of my preferred gyros the gyd550 and the power hd G1. The injora/g1 combo is on par maybe even better than the yokomo v4/ sp02dv2 combo that most people settle on.
I recommend the Yokomo V4 with the Sp-03D V2 always, its a bit pricey but its the best out there in my opinion but the gyd550 isnt bad it was a good gyro for my mst build and I’ve personally never used the HD G1 but i wont knock it till i try it
Great Video I bet it was fun switching and centering each servo lol. If you don’t mind what body are you running on that Redcat? Is it the Team Associated Hoonitruck body?
Nice video...I messaged you in the past and told you that I ran and still run a rtr blue traxxas servo. Wondered if you have tried one yet in a drifter. My setup is with a Futaba radio and gyro. Have never known why it works so well but you said something in your video regarding dampening...this may be why it works so well as this same servo is used in traxxas vehicles with TSM and may have dampening built in for that reason.
Hi there! We had a local guy use a Traxxas servo and didn't have very good luck with it. Honestly, most just stripped a gear rather quickly. Glad it is working for you!
I use the base $75 Yokomo, the slow speed and top notch seek correction make it stable at 100% gyro for me. I've also used a EcoPower 110T which was questionable on the MST, and an AKG programmable on another car, not a drift car but its a nice functional servo. :D
sharks.. you showed how fast each of the servo moved except the one you recommended. Would be great to see how close it is to the stated 0-60degree speed spec.
Thanks for yet another AWESOME video. Have you tried pairing the ReveD servo with GYD450 on the direct steering system? If so, whats your breakdown on that?
Hi Earl - unfortunately I have not tried that exact combo. My assumption is between the AVCS on the GYD450 and the programmability of the RS-ST, that combo should work very well.
@@RoadsideRC thank you definitely getting the rev d servo and yokomo gyro as my first upgrade for my yd2s. One question what is the benefit of upgrading the transmitter? And what are the points of having say 5 or 6 channels?
The "wobble" -> Settings transmitter ( i ) noble nb4) -> signal frequenz -> 330Hz or whatever your servo have !? I have a SPT5410LV and an OMG V4 or yg-302 gyro whit a flysky noble and it works! No "wobbles". The yokomo yg-302 gyro are somehow worse in small drift circles. A littlebit! That's how it seems to me!
I had bought a JX servo just because at the time I thought that it would be a cheap way to start.... Ran it 3 times and it burnt out. Going to try the Injora now.
@@RoadsideRC do you mean that I may be asking the servo to go past what the steering linkage system allows causing the servo to burn? If so, I might need to look into it because I just plugged the servo to the gyro and did some doughnuts so might be the case. Thanks for the feedback :)
Hey Troy. Where does the stock servo/gyro from the Redcat rds fit in with these? Trying to figure out if I need to upgrade my rds. Keep up the good work 👍🏼
Stock servo from it is rather good. There is some advantage to upgrading the gyro for sure. First, I would put a better controller on it. Have you done that already?
The stock RDS servo is actually really good. Just not good when paired with the gyro. Anyway… I pulled mine out and use it in my Losi SCTE and ace truck. Plenty of speed and torque.
I'd like to see what Mibo and Kavan have cooked up with their collaboration Drift King programmable servo and how it stands against more expensive Reve D servo
Do you recommend rebuilding servos? I have a Futaba s3004. It was on a touring car now on a MST RMX 2.5 and I wrecked it in no time. I believe I set it up poorly. Is rebuilding a servo with plastic gears ever worth it?
Im using a jx ecoboost 6336mg (36kg metal.gear ) very fast works well in my drift car my trophy truck and my trx4 and its not an expensive servo about £33 very happy with them and theyre quick! Only mod i do is aquick clean out of factory grease i use red n tacky whichis good to waterproof them and increase life span considerably
@@RoadsideRC it's one I've made myself it started as a nitro 4wd touring car then turned into an electric one but then used it for the rear diff and suspension and front hubs to make it a full rwd drift chassis now a full carbon upper and lower deck I've designed and carbon and designed my own steering system with servo mounted in upper deck and mid motor high up with ESC hanging behind rear axle weighs 1234g with battery
I can send you some photos if you're interested keep tweaking it to get the correct Ackerman at full lock . What would say was a good amount of neg camber to try front and back ? I know probably personal preference but I'm new to drifting but enjoy making RC cars even my trx4 is a full custom 😁
I just picked up a new rtr RDS and while I can’t spend the money to get a new transmitter yet I’m looking at a new servo. Long story short I was curious as to how big of a difference is there between the stock servo and the Injora?
Very little - honestly, the stock servo is quite good in the redcat. I still have not upgraded mine on my RTR. Literally the only things I have changed on my RTR is the alignment and controller. Running the stock servo, gyro, ESC, and motor. Save your $$!
I got that Injora because it’s speed was under .10 and I run it in carpet off road buggy. My RDX drift chassis needs anything over .10 speed wise or it’s just too fast.
I bought a 35kg servo for my drift car i installed it i have not hooked it up to any electronics yet but when i installed it to the chassis the steering isn't binded up but its stiff like really stiff i know thats not normal is 35kg too much for a drift rc i know jack about any of this
The servo shouldn't add much additional resistance when not powered on. I recommend disconnecting it from the linkage and ensure the steering moves smoothly without it. Yes - a 35kg servo is A LOT more than a drift car will need. Precision is much better than torque in this application. Good luck!
I'm using JX low profile. The only difference I noticed the servo less play the standard. Even for be cheap servo have more precision standard servo is more for bash. For me is much better to use low profile servo on touring and drift rc
I wish the reve d servo was still $75 lol they bumped it to $98. Im currently using a agfrc a50bhl with the onisiki gyro and im noticing alot of wobble at any gain north of 60. Is this normal? If i upgrqded the servo could i run the gain higher? Im considered upgrade my setup. I was thinking of getting your fav servo the reve d to go with my rdx. Thank you for all your help
Which Onsiki gyro do you have? They make one that is not very good...and the Daruma that is much better. The servo isn't as much your issue here - I suspect the gyro.
@RoadsideRC daruma sorry. I should have stated that. I love the way the gyro feels but I can't turn it up very high. I've already turned. T servo way down too
@LegendsPizzaCo What do you mean by turning the servo down? In drifting, it is usually better to not mess with end points, speed, etc on the steering via the transmitter. It confuses the gyro.
@RoadsideRC I used the usb adapter and plugged it into my laptop and adjusted the settings based on other people's setting for the same servo. The only thing I adjust on the transmitter is the gyro gain. What do you think is causing my wobble? What gain do people normally run before they experience the wobble? I'm trying to dial this car in
@@LegendsPizzaCo Using other people's settings is only a good baseline. I highly recommend you then tweak it for yourself. That is part of this - learning along the way.
Please Anyone know where to buy a Mst rtr I don’t wanna get it from a sketchy website and every store seems to be out of stock someone please respond thanks
One of the best places to get RC drift stuff is AMain Hobbies. www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=el&merchant_id=4b85b2b7-558e-4304-89fc-54958c8f47f0&website_id=caf4cba5-8e5f-43be-93b7-934f1a36d50d&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amainhobbies.com%2Fmst-rmx-2.5-1-10-2wd-brushless-rtr-drift-car-w-e30rb-body-grey-mxs-533907gr%2Fp1466520
Testing with the revox mught not have been the best move, it has quite a bit if dampening built in. Testing with somethibg like a v4 or MST MGX would have showed alot more issues with the non-drift servos
Found out the injora or any servo other than the Redcat oem seemingly will not allow me to get full lock out of the servo because the stock remote doesn’t allow me to adjust end points…….
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Thankyou for taking the time to create these videos, I'm building my first rwd drift car from a chassis kit, and your videos have helped a lot. I can't afford the best of the best so it's been helpful having the facts put on the table then making a decision on what suits my needs. Can't wait to see more videos like this where you highlight the current trends and cheaper alternatives.
Awesome! Glad the videos help!
Let me know if you have any questions on specific items / topics.
Same
I can absolutely confirm the Injora servo is very good for its price! No shaking, no overheating, and it was totally compatible with a v1 Yokomo gyro. The torque was sufficient for a D5 bell crank system with minimal caster and the speed was good. only issue was that it doesn't perfectly recenter but it lands close enough l, within 5 degrees... And who cares, I'm sideways anyway and it's a cheap servo. Well outperforms it's price! Thanks for the research and tip! I put a video of my project using the injora servo on my page
Awesome - thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for taking the time to do this experiment!!
Glad I could help! The results surprised me!
Thanks for taking the time to share, man!
btw, I have that exact 15 dollar steering servo in my RC10GT circle track racer, and it's been GREAT every weekend for the past 6 months!
Glad to hear it! Thanks for the feedback.
Cheaper is not always good and expensive is not always better. Loved the video. For a sec I thought I would see a close up of the tire wobble but It was nice to see you slide around the garage too.
I tried to get a better shot of tire wobble, but it really hard to see, especially on a GoPro. It was very visible in person...and I sometimes over-estimate what the GoPro sees.
Perfect video my son and I are building a rmx 2.0 carbon fiber from the ground up and we were just talking about what servo to use or trying to save money and the vid definitely help me out preciate all the hard work. Stay sideways from Detroit.
Glad I could help!
Good luck with the build.
Troy, it’s from your recommendations that I junked the JX in my RMX and went straight for the RS-ST. The reason? Servo shake. No matter what I did, I just couldn’t stop that servo from constantly trying to center and that’s BEFORE I connected my gyro!
Thing is… I’d been searching for speed in servos, not realizing that you also need torque, which both go hand in hand.
Personally, I like the RS-ST. Not the fastest but one of the smoothest for drift. Combine that with the programmer and REVOX and you have a combo that will make you look like a pro out of the box!
Nothing against cheaper servos but the RS-ST is on a whole different level that cheaper servos can’t give you.
To anyone asking, the programmer for the RS-ST is worth it and also updates the servo a bit compared to the settings given to you out of the box.
I might give the Injora a look since I’m rebuilding my old TT-02 RWD drifter.
Your experience speaks volumes! Thanks!
Thank you for this comparison video. I will keep the Injora in mind when I need servos.
Glad to help!
Great video my dude!! Just getting back into rc again and decided to try rock crawling and I’m loving it and now I feel bad for my drift car so was checking for some servos for an electronic refresh and this vid was one of the first that popped up. And dang that injora servo looks great for a budget electronics refresh! Injora is doing really great! I love their micro crawler stuff as well 👍🏻.
Thanks for the video my dude! Keep em coming! Liked and subscribed.
Thank you! Glad this video was helpful!
I am trying an SPT ie Injora 35 kg servo on an airplane rudder ,so far it is good ,no gear slop and plenty of power perhaps not as fast as advertised. I think they're a winner.
Great! Glad to hear it is working well for you!
Yet again, an awesome video!! Thank you so much for the insights.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your videos. 👍👍👍
Glad I can help!
Ordered an Injora (same servo) for laughs and feeling better that I did after this video. Spec touring car racing, looking forward to it.
Great! Hope it does well for you.
Ive been reccomending the injora servo locally. Its pairs nicely with l both of my preferred gyros the gyd550 and the power hd G1. The injora/g1 combo is on par maybe even better than the yokomo v4/ sp02dv2 combo that most people settle on.
It really surprised me how good it was!
Good to hear because i just started building my D5MR V2 with a G1 and an Injora 😂👍🏽👍🏽
@Gab3A looking at same setup how do you like it so far?
I have the injora 35kg brushes and it’s stupid fast and it’s 30 bucks.
I recommend the Yokomo V4 with the Sp-03D V2 always, its a bit pricey but its the best out there in my opinion but the gyd550 isnt bad it was a good gyro for my mst build and I’ve personally never used the HD G1 but i wont knock it till i try it
Great Video I bet it was fun switching and centering each servo lol. If you don’t mind what body are you running on that Redcat? Is it the Team Associated Hoonitruck body?
You nailed it! Team Associated Hoonitruck!
Great video Troy
Thank you!
Nice video...I messaged you in the past and told you that I ran and still run a rtr blue traxxas servo. Wondered if you have tried one yet in a drifter. My setup is with a Futaba radio and gyro. Have never known why it works so well but you said something in your video regarding dampening...this may be why it works so well as this same servo is used in traxxas vehicles with TSM and may have dampening built in for that reason.
Hi there!
We had a local guy use a Traxxas servo and didn't have very good luck with it. Honestly, most just stripped a gear rather quickly.
Glad it is working for you!
Great video, lots of good drifty information.
Thanks! Glad I can help.
I use the base $75 Yokomo, the slow speed and top notch seek correction make it stable at 100% gyro for me. I've also used a EcoPower 110T which was questionable on the MST, and an AKG programmable on another car, not a drift car but its a nice functional servo. :D
Thanks for the feedback! I need to dive deeper into the Yokomo stuff.
@@RoadsideRC Its fascinating, since it goes against what we are taught about fast servos. Yet, it works brilliantly for my driving style so far.
Yeah the stock SP-02D is my go to in a couple cars. The ReveD was too fast 😂
sharks.. you showed how fast each of the servo moved except the one you recommended. Would be great to see how close it is to the stated 0-60degree speed spec.
Doh! I screwed up. Sorry about that.
Thanks for yet another AWESOME video. Have you tried pairing the ReveD servo with GYD450 on the direct steering system? If so, whats your breakdown on that?
Hi Earl - unfortunately I have not tried that exact combo. My assumption is between the AVCS on the GYD450 and the programmability of the RS-ST, that combo should work very well.
Great video much needed information as I start to build my drift rc
Glad to help Ramon! Good luck with the build!
@@RoadsideRC thank you definitely getting the rev d servo and yokomo gyro as my first upgrade for my yd2s. One question what is the benefit of upgrading the transmitter? And what are the points of having say 5 or 6 channels?
Awesome review, thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
The "wobble" -> Settings transmitter ( i ) noble nb4) -> signal frequenz -> 330Hz or whatever your servo have !?
I have a SPT5410LV and an OMG V4 or yg-302 gyro whit a flysky noble and it works! No "wobbles".
The yokomo yg-302 gyro are somehow worse in small drift circles. A littlebit! That's how it seems to me!
Interesting! Thanks.
I had bought a JX servo just because at the time I thought that it would be a cheap way to start.... Ran it 3 times and it burnt out. Going to try the Injora now.
Good luck!
Be careful with your steering end points to protect the servo!
@@RoadsideRC do you mean that I may be asking the servo to go past what the steering linkage system allows causing the servo to burn? If so, I might need to look into it because I just plugged the servo to the gyro and did some doughnuts so might be the case.
Thanks for the feedback :)
power hd r12 can also be a low budget servo choice, paired with yokomo v4 it doesn't wobble at higher gain too
Thanks for the tip!
Hey Troy. Where does the stock servo/gyro from the Redcat rds fit in with these? Trying to figure out if I need to upgrade my rds. Keep up the good work 👍🏼
Stock servo from it is rather good. There is some advantage to upgrading the gyro for sure.
First, I would put a better controller on it. Have you done that already?
@@RoadsideRC Yes sir. I have a Kopropo.
The stock RDS servo is actually really good. Just not good when paired with the gyro. Anyway… I pulled mine out and use it in my Losi SCTE and ace truck. Plenty of speed and torque.
your tests showed some interesting results mate
*big like👍Au👀its a full watch💯*
Thanks Billy
I'd like to see what Mibo and Kavan have cooked up with their collaboration Drift King programmable servo and how it stands against more expensive Reve D servo
Thanks - I have never heard of Mibo and Kavan - who is that?
Awesome video Troy. I have a question: Does the reveD servo rs-st work well with a futaba gyd470 gyro? Thanks 👍
Yes! Those two work great together. I have personally used that combo in my setup.
@@RoadsideRCmuch appreciated 👍
Awesome upload 👌 Liking this one !!! This was amazing 👏 🙌 😍 ❤️ Cool buddy,looks so fan 😎 😍 👌
Thanks!
Do you recommend rebuilding servos? I have a Futaba s3004. It was on a touring car now on a MST RMX 2.5 and I wrecked it in no time. I believe I set it up poorly. Is rebuilding a servo with plastic gears ever worth it?
For something like a Futaba - get the factory rebuild kit. It is usually rather easy to do!
Im using a jx ecoboost 6336mg (36kg metal.gear ) very fast works well in my drift car my trophy truck and my trx4 and its not an expensive servo about £33 very happy with them and theyre quick! Only mod i do is aquick clean out of factory grease i use red n tacky whichis good to waterproof them and increase life span considerably
Thanks for the feedback.
Which drift car do you have it in?
@@RoadsideRC it's one I've made myself it started as a nitro 4wd touring car then turned into an electric one but then used it for the rear diff and suspension and front hubs to make it a full rwd drift chassis now a full carbon upper and lower deck I've designed and carbon and designed my own steering system with servo mounted in upper deck and mid motor high up with ESC hanging behind rear axle weighs 1234g with battery
I can send you some photos if you're interested keep tweaking it to get the correct Ackerman at full lock . What would say was a good amount of neg camber to try front and back ? I know probably personal preference but I'm new to drifting but enjoy making RC cars even my trx4 is a full custom 😁
I just picked up a new rtr RDS and while I can’t spend the money to get a new transmitter yet I’m looking at a new servo. Long story short I was curious as to how big of a difference is there between the stock servo and the Injora?
Very little - honestly, the stock servo is quite good in the redcat. I still have not upgraded mine on my RTR.
Literally the only things I have changed on my RTR is the alignment and controller. Running the stock servo, gyro, ESC, and motor.
Save your $$!
Whats a good cheap gyro to go with the injora servo? Need something cheap for my fourth rc drift car 😂
Hi there!
I still haven't ever found a "good and cheap". You can have one, but not both.
@@RoadsideRC fair point. I've got a Yoko v1 I can swap into it, hopefully it will work with the injora. Thanks!
Hey man, great vid, you mention hunting, what is that exactly?
The servo/gyro doing some unwanted moving. Sometimes also called gyro wobble.
@@RoadsideRC got ya;) thx for the quick reply, looking forward to more drift vids 👍🏻
I got that Injora because it’s speed was under .10 and I run it in carpet off road buggy. My RDX drift chassis needs anything over .10 speed wise or it’s just too fast.
Interesting. Glad you know what works for you!
I bought a 35kg servo for my drift car i installed it i have not hooked it up to any electronics yet but when i installed it to the chassis the steering isn't binded up but its stiff like really stiff i know thats not normal is 35kg too much for a drift rc i know jack about any of this
The servo shouldn't add much additional resistance when not powered on. I recommend disconnecting it from the linkage and ensure the steering moves smoothly without it.
Yes - a 35kg servo is A LOT more than a drift car will need. Precision is much better than torque in this application.
Good luck!
@@RoadsideRC thanks appreciate it and yes it does move freely without servo thanks for the input I don't know nothing about this still learning
I'm using JX low profile. The only difference I noticed the servo less play the standard. Even for be cheap servo have more precision standard servo is more for bash. For me is much better to use low profile servo on touring and drift rc
Is it different from the red one I show here? That is the low profile JX. It was the worst of the group.
How have you achieved no steering linkage? Thanks Troy
Sorry brotha I thought you were using the D5 i rewatched and you said your using the redcat so my question is void 😅🙏
Do you think Injora servo would work with yokomo dp 302v4?
I did not specifically try that combo, so can't guarantee it...but I don't see why it wouldn't work.
Would a 45 kg crawler servo work ?
Depending on the exact steering setup. In general, no, you need more precision than those offer.
Why here not present and Sanwa servos?!
I didn't have any at the time. :)
Hey can you share what settings you are currently rockin on the rs st servo?
Here is everything I did:
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Hey I got an injora and it turns to the opposite direction I turn the remote wheel any idea on a fix ?
You reverse the 1st channel in the controller.
Do you have tried the omg d2-10s servo?
I have not, sorry.
Very interesting.
Glad you think so!
angle of servo 90 or 180?
For which servo?
I do have another u can try i putting a yesh racing in...good video buddy but i stepped up the servo game
I might need to try it!
I wish the reve d servo was still $75 lol they bumped it to $98. Im currently using a agfrc a50bhl with the onisiki gyro and im noticing alot of wobble at any gain north of 60. Is this normal? If i upgrqded the servo could i run the gain higher? Im considered upgrade my setup. I was thinking of getting your fav servo the reve d to go with my rdx. Thank you for all your help
Which Onsiki gyro do you have? They make one that is not very good...and the Daruma that is much better.
The servo isn't as much your issue here - I suspect the gyro.
@RoadsideRC daruma sorry. I should have stated that. I love the way the gyro feels but I can't turn it up very high. I've already turned. T servo way down too
@LegendsPizzaCo What do you mean by turning the servo down?
In drifting, it is usually better to not mess with end points, speed, etc on the steering via the transmitter. It confuses the gyro.
@RoadsideRC I used the usb adapter and plugged it into my laptop and adjusted the settings based on other people's setting for the same servo. The only thing I adjust on the transmitter is the gyro gain. What do you think is causing my wobble? What gain do people normally run before they experience the wobble? I'm trying to dial this car in
@@LegendsPizzaCo Using other people's settings is only a good baseline. I highly recommend you then tweak it for yourself. That is part of this - learning along the way.
I run the jx in my TT-01E's and they don't chatter..Hit and miss with the cheaper stuff for sure
I'm guessing your TT isn't setup as a drift car with a gyro. I'm guessing that is a big factor.
@@RoadsideRC Yeah no gyro.. After I posted my comment I was thinking that it was the gyro that was making it shake probably lol
Please Anyone know where to buy a Mst rtr I don’t wanna get it from a sketchy website and every store seems to be out of stock someone please respond thanks
One of the best places to get RC drift stuff is AMain Hobbies.
www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=el&merchant_id=4b85b2b7-558e-4304-89fc-54958c8f47f0&website_id=caf4cba5-8e5f-43be-93b7-934f1a36d50d&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amainhobbies.com%2Fmst-rmx-2.5-1-10-2wd-brushless-rtr-drift-car-w-e30rb-body-grey-mxs-533907gr%2Fp1466520
Testing with the revox mught not have been the best move, it has quite a bit if dampening built in. Testing with somethibg like a v4 or MST MGX would have showed alot more issues with the non-drift servos
Maybe!
You have came a long way from the little hot rod drifter you started with
Very true!!!
Q: Why did the servo like eating breakfast? A: Because they servoats.
Ha!
Thanks for the super-thanks!!!
man i would love to have sush a expensive setup.
Good news! My build is not crazy expensive. Here is the details on my build:
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You no me i love my cheap servos lol
Tell us about your chevelle.
I have a video in process about it!
@@RoadsideRC Excited to see that!
@@christianrambissoon1141 It has been a hard video for me to make. The car has been around a LOT time.
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copycat products are always a surprise
Found out the injora or any servo other than the Redcat oem seemingly will not allow me to get full lock out of the servo because the stock remote doesn’t allow me to adjust end points…….
You can adjust endpoints with the stock remote. Redcat showed how in one of their live streams. I thought I also saw it in the manual.
@@RoadsideRC it’s not enough adjustment to make the servo do what it can do.
@@RoadsideRC yes or no…… have you used your stock redcat remote with this servo?