S6400 1/10th High Speed / High Torque Servo
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The Spektrum S6400 1/10 High Speed/Torque Servo 25T delivers high-tier performance tailored for demanding 1/10 scale RC car applications. Built with an upgraded 25T output spline and a space-saving low-profile design, this digital steering servo gives drivers exceptional response times and holding power in racing buggies, trucks, and rock crawlers.
Upgrade your vehicle's handling with the Spektrum S6400 1/10 High Speed/Torque Servo 25T. Featuring a hard-anodized 7075 aluminum output shaft combined with rugged steel internal gears, this high-voltage digital servo operates up to 7.4V (2S LiPo) to output an impressive 266 oz-in of torque at 0.06 seconds. The stealth black aluminum top case dissipates heat efficiently during long main events, while dual main bearings keep steering actuation crisp and accurate. Whether you are aiming for the podium with a 1/10 scale race kit or seeking extra power for demanding off-road terrain, the Spektrum S6400 servo offers the speed, strength, and reliability required by expert hobbyists.
What output horn spline does the Spektrum S6400 1/10 High Speed/Torque Servo 25T use?
The Spektrum S6400 1/10 High Speed/Torque Servo 25T features a standard 25-tooth (25T) output shaft, making it directly compatible with popular 25T aluminum servo horns.
What voltage range can I run on the Spektrum S6400 1/10 High Speed/Torque Servo 25T?
The Spektrum S6400 1/10 High Speed/Torque Servo 25T is high-voltage (HV) capable and operates efficiently between 6.0V and 7.4V (2S LiPo max).
Is the Spektrum S6400 1/10 High Speed/Torque Servo 25T suitable for 1/10 scale buggies?
Yes, the low-profile chassis design of the Spektrum S6400 1/10 High Speed/Torque Servo 25T makes it an ideal choice for 1/10 scale 2WD and 4WD racing buggies, stadium trucks, and trail crawlers where space is tight.
What speed and torque levels does the Spektrum S6400 1/10 High Speed/Torque Servo 25T achieve?
At 7.4V, the Spektrum S6400 1/10 High Speed/Torque Servo 25T provides up to 266 oz-in (19.1 kg-cm) of torque and a transit speed of 0.06 sec/60 degrees.










