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Solar Servo's from Hobbypartz use a 23 spline horn, if you wanna add that to the list!
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They are rare but Team Orion servo's use a 25T spline. Also I've noticed that the Spektrum servo's spline is slighty larger so stock Tamiya horns (and others) don't fit unless you really press hard and force the horn on. I haven't tried a clamping one yet.
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I believe the hpi factory servo also uses a 25 tooth gear. I just switched my factory one for a bluebird model and it matched perfectly.
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Feetech Servo uses 25T spline as well ;)
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XPERT uses 25T very good ones, i have 2 for the 1/8 buggy lv and they are fast as hell, and the torque is sick too, planning on putting one on the mst
thanks for the list!
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I've got a HEXFLY HX 3CP. How many teeth on this guy?
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what would turnigy be the same as?