AGFRC 24KG Digital High Torque Servo Programmable Metal Gear Steering Servo for 1/10 RC Car Truck Crawler, 180 ° (B53DHS)

I have a bunch of AFGRC servos of various types and anything other than a basic Tamiya sub $200 kit gets a programmable servo. This one is aces for the VXL Slash/Rustler 4x4/Granite/Big Rock, etc. Great speed even on 6V(I run 7V on several of the ones with better ESC's), good holding, accurate. It's worth getting programmable too if you're using factory radio kits so you can set true center and end points directly into the servo. I have these on two Rustler 4x4's and my go-to slash(running 'monster' Rustler tires) and a 223 Granite. No issues, great price, just right balance of power/speed/durability for the 3S basher type. I would say for crawler/race buggy/drift I would get something more specific. This is essentially designed for 2S/3S RTR bashers and a drop-in solid replacement, stock radio(with the $5 programmer bundled) or otherwise. I still use these with my GT5 and program the servo to the vehicle first leaving the radio 100%/default zero settings. SO much better than all the other 'color band' 250-35KG generics for essentially the same price.

Didn’t want to buy something that was overkill for my RC but wanted a quality product. Out of the box, ca tell that this is a much higher quality servo than oem for arrma granite blx. Perfect fit, centers well, faster steering. Don’t know about durability yet, but anticipate should last longer based on my research on this brand.

I like this little servo it's decent speed and under 30 bucks . I have on v1 stampede 4x4

Dependable and powerful servo the brand speaks for itself

Great servo. Agfrc makes awesome servos but I'm not sure what's going on with them right now. They took most of their servos off market here in the US. So, now I can't recommend them like I used to.

The price and quality is great.

Solid choice for the Team Associated MT8.. works great no need to program. Drop and go.

For the price, the servo did well. I had this as a back up and wound up using it in my CrossRC AT-6. It had plenty of torque and speed so I kept it in there.