HUDY 293402 Offset Aluminium Clamp Servo Horn for Hitec 24T  [HSP-293402]

HUDY 293402 - Aluminium Clamp Servo Horn - Hitec - OFFSET- 24T
Price:
NZD$44.57
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-293402
Condition:
Brand New
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Dial In Steering with the HUDY 293402

When you need crisper steering response, the HUDY 293402 aluminium clamp servo horn fits Hitec servos with a 24-tooth spline and provides a solid connection between servo and linkage. It is aimed at hobbyists who want repeatable steering feel.

Rigid Aluminium Build

Unlike flexible plastics, this CNC-cut aluminium horn resists distortion during heavy inputs. The clamp design secures the spline and helps eliminate micro-movements that can blur steering precision.

Practical Offset and Markings

The offset layout aids in aligning pushrods and arms, and laser-engraved position marks speed up setup so you can get back on the track quickly.
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.

Is the HUDY 293402 tough enough for heavy use?

Yes, CNC aluminium offers higher resistance to wear and deformation than molded alternatives, making it suitable for regular club or weekend track use.

Do I need special screws to mount this horn?

The horn uses standard screw holes and is compatible with common 3mm linkage hardware; use appropriate threadlocker if you run on rough surfaces.

Will it affect steering throw?

The offset design changes arm geometry slightly, which can alter throw; adjust linkage length or endpoint travel in your radio to fine-tune steering range.

How do I check alignment after fitting?

Centre the servo, fit the horn to the marked position, then measure tie-rod lengths and confirm straight steering at neutral before running.

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