HPI Savage 21 Steel Front and Rear Universal Swing Shaft CVD Style - SSAV12100C by GPM  [SSAV12100C]

HPI Savage 21 Steel Front/Rear Universal Swing Shaft (CVD Design) With Washers - 1pr set - GPM SSAV12100C
Price:
CAD$27.07
Brand:
GPM
Model:
SSAV12100C
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Replacement universal swing shaft for Savage 21

This steel front and rear universal swing shaft is made for HPI Savage 21 chassis and is supplied as a 1pr set complete with washers. The CVD-style layout is intended for RC drivetrain duty and serves as an aftermarket replacement option.

In practice the shaft swaps in place of the original Savage 21 swing shaft where mounting and coupling geometry match. The included washers cover basic spacing needs; inspect hub and carrier interfaces to confirm fit before you tighten components.

Fit the shaft using the original mounting points and common RC tools like hex drivers. When replacing shafts, check mating pins, drive hexes and nearby ball bearings for wear, and confirm driveline alignment through full suspension travel to prevent binding.

Specifications

  • Item HPI Savage 21 Steel Front/Rear Universal Swing Shaft with washers, 1pr set
  • Material Steel
  • Model Number SSAV12100C
  • Compatibility HPI Savage 21

Use this steel CVD-style set when stock shafts are worn or when you prefer steel components for Savage 21 drivetrain maintenance; always verify fit prior to final installation.

Do these shafts work for both front and rear positions?

They are listed for front and rear use on the Savage 21, but you should confirm your chassis uses the same coupling and mounting geometry before fitting.

What comes in the 1pr set?

The pair includes both shafts and the washers shown, intended to replace front and rear swing shafts where applicable.

Any tips for installation?

Use proper hex drivers, avoid forcing parts, check bearing condition and verify driveline alignment through full travel to avoid binding.

Should I replace other parts at the same time?

Inspect pins, hexes and adjacent bearings for wear; replacing worn items together helps prevent premature drivetrain issues.

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