KO Propo 35565 RSx4S-one10X Heavy-Duty Aluminum Servo Gears  [KO-35565]

KO Propo 35565 - RSx4S-one10X Aluminum Gear Set
Price:
NZD$58.78
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-35565
Condition:
Brand New
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Heavy duty aluminum gears for tougher servo performance

For drivers who push their kits hard, the KO Propo 35565 RSx4S-one10X Aluminum Gear Set replaces fragile plastics with robust machined aluminium. These gears are aimed at reducing failures during rough runs and keeping responses crisp.

Why metal gears matter for serious running

Aluminium gears resist chipping and deformation better than stock plastic, so steering and throttle feel stay more consistent under stress. The RSx4S-one10X set is a practical upgrade for club racers and weekend bashers needing reliability.

Installation pointers and upkeep

Wipe out any dust or grit before assembly and check the teeth for correct engagement. A small amount of light lubricant will help extend gear life, and periodic inspections will catch wear early. Always confirm compatibility with your servo model before committing to the swap.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some KO Propo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 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 fit these gears to a sprint car servo?

Possibly, but check the servo spline and housing dimensions. The 35565 RSx4S-one10X set fits a number of KO Propo RSx4S-compatible units, but not every servo variant.

How often should I inspect the gears?

Inspect gears after heavy sessions or impacts and at regular service intervals. Aluminium lasts longer than plastic but still benefits from routine checks for burrs or loose fasteners.

Do aluminium gears change servo feel?

Yes, metal gears often give a firmer, more precise feel under load. Ensure your servo electronics and mount can handle the slightly different mechanical response.

Are special tools needed to fit them?

Basic hobby tools are usually sufficient: small screwdrivers, pliers and a torque-safe driver. Precision and patience are more important than specialised gear.

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