AGFRC 32KG IP67-Waterproof RC-Servo High-Torque - Full Metal Gear Coreless Steering Servo for 1/10 RC Car Boat Crawler, Control Angle 180° (A73CHLW V2)

Bought this for my Team Associated Pro4 SC10. The stock servo for the Pro4 SC10 was very slow and not race ready at all. This servo was a perfect fit. Very very snappy. See my video. I have a Protek 170tbl in a 8th scale race buggy and this servo, although I put it in a 10th scale SCT which is lighter; this servo is faster than the Protek 170tbl. Which is a 175$ servo. Will it last as long? Probably not. But in a light SCT I think this is such a good servo for the price and was exactly what I needed. Had to trim down turn radius because it had so much range. Great servo so far. Ill try to update review after I run it for a few races, make sure it holds up. 3 battery packs through and so far so good!

awesome servo, these things keep up with eco powered that i spend damn near double the money on they are just as quite as any other performance servo i’ve had, fast and strong, the video attached is it shaking my hardbody jeep with 5.88 tires and super heavy brass portals.

This has become my go to servo for 1/10 crawlers. I have installed about 4 of them and no issues to great.

Hands down the best servo for the money. I tried a couple $30-40 servos and they were junk. Comparable to $100+ servos. I have one in my MT10 and also in my Typhon. Very smooth and fast. Highly recommend.

I ran this servo in a trail truck and it made light work of it at 7.4v from the ESC. Night and day better than any stock servo or generic 35kg or 40kg servo with the colored metal band in between plastic cases. However, I recently tried it in a comp truck at 8.4v on a dedicated BEC. It is plenty fast and strong enough and quiet, but it heats up bad. After one hard 6 minute run it was hot enough I could smell it and I could only hold my finger on it for a second. Something is off with the current limiting and I fear I am going to burn it up at this voltage and 15a available from the BEC. I plan to back the voltage down until I don't fear it burning itself up. I do have to give it credit for putting up with the abuse. Gears are fine and electronics seem fine even after getting hot.

I installed the A73BHLW V2 & (*Metal Servo Horn) about a week ago in my Slash 4x4 LCG. I was very impressed at the functionality and quick response of this servo, and it is a complete upgrade in strength compared to the stock, Traxass servo. So far, this servo is operating as advertised and worth the purchase! The supplied horn(s) that came with it does not fit the LCG platform without modifying the chassis - no biggie in my opinion. I ended up buying a smaller, metal servo horn.

Extremely strong, quiet, and plenty fast for a crawler. Will break weaker steering parts in a bind, like end links. It comes with an aluminum horn, but I had already bought a new one from Reefs RC. I also used high quality mounts. It bolted right in, and plugged right up. It handles high volt just fine. Plenty of power. You'd be surprised how many other srpervo companies re-brand AGF RC servos, it's a lot

Very strong servo put in my Axiel CJ works great