HPI Savage 21 Drive Dog Bone Titanium TSAV1037D by GPM  [TSAV1037D]

HPI Savage 21 Titanium Dog Bone For Main Shaft (S:76.6mm, L:83mm) - 1pr - GPM TSAV1037D
Price:
NZD$28.38
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TSAV1037D
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Titanium drive dog bone for Savage 21

This aftermarket dog bone is intended for HPI Savage 21 main-shaft drivetrains and provides the connection between the gearbox output and wheel hubs. Built from titanium alloy, it improves stiffness and resists corrosion compared with common steel alternatives. The set includes one pair for a direct swap when dimensions and cup fit are compatible.

Installation notes: check whether your Savage 21 assembly requires S (76.6mm) or L (83mm) length before fitting, measure the main shaft centre-to-centre distance, and inspect cups and cross-pins for any wear. Fit with the correct retaining hardware, apply appropriate torque to hex screws to avoid binding, and confirm free wheel rotation across suspension travel.

Tuning role: upgrading to titanium dog bones reduces drivetrain deflection and limits surface wear during heavy off-road use, helping to maintain consistent torque transfer. This item targets durability and drivetrain refinement rather than outright power gains.

Specifications

  • Item: Dog bone for main shaft
  • Material: Titanium alloy
  • Model Number: GPM TSAV1037D
  • Size: S: 76.6mm, L: 83mm
  • Quantity: 1 pr
  • Compatibility: HPI Savage 21 (verify shaft length)

Fit the GPM TSAV1037D when replacing tired drivetrain links or when you prefer titanium for longer life and reduced wear on main shaft interfaces; always confirm size and fit before installation.

It suits Savage 21 drivetrains that match the listed S or L lengths; if your setup has aftermarket shaft changes measure the c-to-c to ensure compatibility.
No press is normally required. Standard hand tools such as the correct hex driver and pliers for pins are sufficient for replacing the dog bones.
Yes, titanium reduces flex at the link which can make power delivery feel crisper under load and may reduce wear at mating surfaces over time.
Clean mating surfaces, inspect cups and pins, and apply a light grease where components articulate to reduce abrasive wear on adjacent parts.

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