KO Propo 36026 Carbon Servo Horn 16.5mm - Lightweight Steering  [KO-36026]

KO Propo 36026 - Carbon Servo Horn 16.5mm
Price:
NZD$18.56
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-36026
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Fine-Tune Steering with KO Propo 36026

The KO Propo 36026 Carbon Fiber Servo Horn helps refine steering feel on tuned RC models. At 16.5mm and crafted from carbon fiber, it reduces rotating mass while delivering a solid connection between servo and linkage.

Strength Without Added Weight

Using a quality carbon layup, the KO Propo 36026 resists wear and keeps flex to a minimum. The lightweight profile reduces servo load, aiding quicker directional changes and better steering precision during fast runs.

Simple Fitment for Common RC Setups

This 16.5mm horn works with many popular servos and chassis layouts, making swaps straightforward. Installation is quick, letting you test handling improvements on both paved circuits and rougher surfaces.
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.

Will the KO Propo 36026 fit my 1/10 buggy?

In most cases yes, but confirm your servo spline and horn bore dimensions before ordering to ensure correct fit on 1/10 buggies and touring cars.

Can I use this with a high-torque metal-geared servo?

Yes, it pairs well with higher torque servos thanks to its rigid construction, though heavy impacts could still damage any horn so regular checks are advised.

Does carbon affect radio interference?

Carbon fiber is conductive in some cases, but a single servo horn rarely impacts receiver performance; keep wiring tidy and maintain usual antenna placement.

Any tips for swapping from plastic to carbon?

Match the horn geometry to your original, use correct screw torque, and check endpoint adjustments after installing the KO Propo 36026 to fine-tune steering travel.

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