GoolRC 70kg Brushless Servo, IP67 Waterproof High Torque Servo with 25T Servo Arm, 180° Full Metal Body Servo Motor for 1/10 1/8 1/5 RC Toys

Originally bought for my Axial Wraith Spawn, didn't clear the bumper or receiver box brace. Ended up installing it in my Losi 1/10 Rock Rey. Had to use a 25 tooth TLR servo horn and m3x3mm spacers under each screw to raise it up a bit. Fit just fine and is a massive improvement over the stock Spektrum S612HV servo. Noticeably faster and stronger. I'd highly recommend this servo for it's price and performance. Ran a couple 8000mah 3s packs so far with no issues. And it works fine with my SVC on my Flysky GT5 radio setup. Just be aware, it's a little taller than most standard 1/10 servos.

One of the best servos i've usedi have one in my TRX-4 and one in my Traxxas UDR and they are going smooth and strong.

Put it in a scx10 iii cj7 and it lasted two runs and stoped working completely. No water No bashing Nothing rough and it broke in no time. Might of just been a bad lemon but mine broke in no time and they won’t respond to send me a new one.

The media could not be loaded. The best servo I ever had on the cheaper side that can actually turn tires on an Xrt or Xmaxx on carpet, the last servo that I seen do that cost me $130 so big savings here.

Very strong but not very face it’s great for rock crawlers

So far, so good! Thing is certainly an upgrade from that slow stock servo that came with the Traxxas Maxx V2 stock. Tons of power, sensitivity, and speed. And unless you have a steering servo saver, it will definitely do that hard center wiggle when you snap the steering from hard right/left and simply release the steering wheel. Again, it's powerful enough to turn the J Concepts monster truck wheels and tires like they're little 2.2s or 2.8s.I'll have to see though how it holds up though... This is a day one reaction.For reference I am not running the stock ESC, but a Hobbywing Max6. I am running 5s lipo batteries, but I am still using the stock receiver and transmitter. Also, be aware that if you are going to make this swap on a Traxxas Maxx, it will require an adapter which is available through Traxxas. Also you will need a new servo horn as you cannot reuse the one from Traxxas because it has a dumb@ss proprietary size. But it's no worries because this servo comes with a 25t metal horn and a shorter plastic horn.

Not sure about torque specs on this. Doesn't easily track straight to line up with ramp compared to stock straxxas sledge servo. It's faster for sure. But easily gets thrown off your line

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