INJORA RC Digital Servo 14kg Low Profile Servo Metal Digital Core High Torque Servo for 1/10 1/12 RC Vehicles On-Road Touring Drift Car Helicopter Model

Great servo, plenty of torque and decent speed for 1/10 scale racing @ a great price!

I have been using the Injora servos for a while now and I am happy with their performance for Tamiya 1/10 scale cars and trucks. This particular model has been a great fast response and good torque for pretty much everything including the TT-02, Lunchbox and dual servo conversion for the Super Clodbuster.

This has become our favorite low profile servo. Performs as good as servos 4 times the cost. Just make sure your end point adjustments are set and it should last you a long time.

I installed the INJORA 14kg Low Profile Digital Servo in my Traxxas Slash 2WD, and for the price, it’s a surprisingly capable upgrade. While it’s marketed more for on-road and drift cars, it holds up well in a short course truck like the Slash when used for general bashing and light racing.Pros:High Torque & Speed: At 6.0V, it delivers 14kg of torque with a fast 0.08s transit speed1—plenty for responsive steering in the Slash.Compact & Lightweight: The low-profile design fits nicely in the chassis and helps reduce weight, which is great for keeping the Slash nimble2.Durable Build: Full metal gears and dual ball bearings give it a solid feel. It’s held up well to jumps and rough terrain so far2.Affordable: At under $20, it’s a great value compared to higher-end servos. Perfect for budget-conscious hobbyists.Cons:Not Waterproof: This servo isn’t waterproof, so it’s not ideal for wet or muddy conditions unless you waterproof it yourself.Mixed Reputation: Some users on forums report inconsistent quality across batches, though many—including myself—have had good experiences3.Not for Crawlers: It’s not suitable for dig/shift functions in crawlers, but that’s not a concern for Slash users2.Final Verdict: If you're upgrading your Traxxas Slash and want a responsive, budget-friendly servo, the INJORA 14kg Low Profile Digital Servo is a solid choice. It’s not top-tier, but it performs well for casual bashing and light racing. Just keep it dry and you’ll get good value out of it.

Used this to upgrade the steering servo on my old Tamiya Wild Willy 2. The old servo still works but it is a little slow (I think 0.15 sec/60 deg). This servo made a big difference and now the steering feels quick (0.08 sec/60 deg @6.0v). On my racing cars, I paid (for name brand servos) more than 2-3x for slightly faster response (0.07 sec). For the price, it’s hard to find a better bang for your buck. Highly recommended for bashing or even racing use.

I know they're inexpensive. But they're fast and they seem to last. I probably have six or more of them in cars. I'm sure they're not as good as a $150 protech or something. But for my use and skill level, I have zero complaints.

Perfect for budget builds

What can I say...I have over nine of these in service from 1/10th buggies, to speed running 1/8th scale and they're amazing. At7.4 volts they are unstoppable. I'll continue to use these for future builds.