How much torq does the High Torq servo that comes with the T-MAXX have?

[Smitty]

Thanks.

[Hairball]

80 Inch Pounds. I have one in my Losi XXCR. Its a great Hi-Torque Servo at a very affordable price. :)

[krayzie]

it has 80 oz/in......(that 80 ounces per inch) not pounds.

[Jason_R]

How fast? Thanks

[ammoace]

Ok now I am confused, I had been told by a fellow Maxxer that it is a 40oz/in servo and now you are saying it is a 80oz/in servo.

I am not questioning your answer but would like to know where you got it from. But what ever it is I still think it should be more powerfull.
Jerry

[Big Wig]

yeah, I thought the stock T-Maxx servo was 40 in/oz. The first thing I did when I bought my Maxx was replace that wimpy thing with a 133 in/oz Hitec servo. Very good upgrade.

[QUAKE&SHAKE]

I too read somewhere that the servo had like 80-81oz of power. Ive been looking for that paper. Maybe its on my toilet tank :D Ill look some more.
If I find it I will reply.

[tundra]

Yea I've seen that the steering servo is 80 oz/in also. I think that the throttle servo is 60 oz/in.... not too sure about that but I know that it's not as strong as the steering servo.

[krayzie]

The Steering Servo is 80oz/in .. the throttle and shifter servos are 40 oz/in...and there speeds are .15 - .20 sec,, not exactly sure on that..

[ammoace]

Ok I got the scoop straight from Traxxas support. Here is the answer to our questions in bold pasted from a email from them to me.

Hello,

The Traxxas standard servo (part #2018.....$24.00) has approximately 42oz/in of torque. The servo is 10mm center to center on the mounting holes in the short direction and 50mm in the long direction, which is the same size as a standard Futaba servo. The transit time of the servo is somewhere around .15 seconds per 60 degrees.
The Traxxas high torque servo (part #2055.....$28.00) has approximately 80oz/in of torque. The servo is 10mm center to center on the mounting holes in the short direction and 50mm in the long direction, which is the same size as a standard Futaba servo. The transit time of the servo is somewhere around .16 seconds per 60 degrees.

You can view all of our vehicles, prices, exploded views and parts lists at our website. www.traxxas.com (http://www.traxxas.com) and www.t-maxx.com (http://www.t-maxx.com)
If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact our Customer
Service department at one of the following:

Best regards,

Philip Belknap,
TRAXXAS Customer Service

Hope this helped,
Jerry