HUDY 293352 Aluminium Fixed Servo Saver Kit for 1/10 TC and FWD  [HSP-293352]

HUDY 293352 - Aluminium Fixed Servo Saver 1/10 TC & FWD - SET
Price:
NZD$55.07
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-293352
Condition:
Brand New
Write a review
alt="HUDY 293352 - Aluminium Fixed Servo Saver 1/10 TC & FWD - SET" title="HUDY 293352 - Aluminium Fixed Servo Saver 1/10 TC & FWD - SET"

Stronger Steering with HUDY 293352

The HUDY 293352 Aluminium Fixed Servo Saver provides a durable aluminium alternative to stock plastic savers for 1/10 scale Touring Cars and front wheel drive models. The upgrade gives a firmer, more predictable connection between the servo and steering assembly.

Why Fit an Aluminium Saver

Aluminium keeps its shape under impact and repeated loading better than plastic, which helps retain steering geometry and reduces the chance of premature servo wear. It is useful for drivers who want steadier handling across different track conditions.

Fitment Notes and Simple Installation

Designed to suit a wide range of 1/10 Touring Car and FWD setups, the saver installs with common steering hardware. Confirm spline and horn compatibility on your chassis and use thread locking on metal-to-metal fasteners where recommended.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Can I use HUDY 293352 on a street and track car?

Yes, the aluminium saver is suitable for both everyday driving and track sessions, offering improved longevity over plastic parts.

Do I need different servo gears after installing this?

Not usually. The saver reduces stress on gears, but ensure your servo has adequate torque for your steering demands to avoid stripping under heavy loads.

Are extra parts required for fitting?

Most installs use existing linkages and hardware. Keep a selection of small washers and screws handy in case spacing or length adjustments are needed.

How often should I inspect the saver?

Check it after any heavy impact and as part of routine maintenance every few outings to ensure bolts remain tight and there is no noticeable play.

Copyright © 2008-2025 rcjaz.co.nz All rights reserved