Recommend me a servo for a Kagama 6 that I can get in the UK

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see above! Must be properly waterproof not water resistant. Can spend up to £70
 
Not sure if mine are “properly waterproof”, but they still work after hosing the in-and outside of the car with a garden hose for several minutes (everything covered in mud) and I did not even do this:
You can also waterproof your servo by:
1. Putting o rings on the four servo screws if not already stock
2. Grease on the inside

DS3235 Pro with esc at 7.4v. You could buy 3 of them with your budget 😉.
 
Sandracer_NL said:
Not sure if mine are “properly waterproof”, but they still work after hosing the in-and outside of the car with a garden hose for several minutes (everything covered in mud) and I did not even do this:
You can also waterproof your servo by:
1. Putting o rings on the four servo screws if not already stock
2. Grease on the inside

DS3235 Pro with esc at 7.4v. You could buy 3 of them with your budget 😉.
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I've seen these recommended all over the place lol.
 
Agfrc make majority of them just get rebranded byothers. The A81 45kg the way to go but comes in over £80. A73 32kg @ £45 more than capable too & would also do the job.
 
Nelson.81 said:
Agfrc make majority of them just get rebranded byothers. The A81 45kg the way to go but comes in over £80. A73 32kg @ £45 more than capable too & would also do the job.
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The cheaper AGF's aren't necessarily guaranteed to work for 1/8th. The 81 series are though. 👍
 
Horatio said:
The cheaper AGF's aren't necessarily guaranteed to work for 1/8th. The 81 series are though. 👍
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I would go A81also but if budget don’t stretch that far the A73 more than adequate, the test vid I posted recently it exceeded manufacturer claims hit 44kg. kagama bit more work for it but I’ve 1 fitted in my buggy 1/8 ain’t a problem for them.
 
I’m running a 35 in my Kagama and in my SST at the moment and zero complaints. For me, it’s adequate. If you’re really on it, you might find it a little soft. I’m usually running in hard packed dirt or soccer fields. Hope this helps.
 
Tommyguns89 said:
Well if the job gets done then I'm happy! What's the jambo like? I'm interested
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I love the Jambo, one of my favorites, that said in stock form it leaves a bit to be desired, fun but kind of soft, I've got all the 7075 bits on mine as well as the tower to tower brace, kagama towers, kagama arms, adu hinge pin blocks, hd hubs, shock ends and pistons, possibly more? It's a performer now, I only run it 4s anymore, just more drivable, mmx8s paired with a 4282 in 2150kv, geared for 50mph on 4s
 
CCB-MN said:
I’m running a 35 in my Kagama and in my SST at the moment and zero complaints. For me, it’s adequate. If you’re really on it, you might find it a little soft. I’m usually running in hard packed dirt or soccer fields. Hope this helps.
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It really does because that's exactly what I ordered and that's exactly where I ran today. So you give me a lot of hope that I don't have to order another! (Well for now)... Couldn't keep it straight! It was 30° out and frozen ground but dry blacktop and still not enough grip with the tires. I'm going to go back stock and see the difference.
 
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