HUDY 293352 Aluminium Fixed Servo Saver Set for 1/10 Touring Cars and FWD  [HSP-293352]

HUDY 293352 - Aluminium Fixed Servo Saver 1/10 TC & FWD - SET
Price:
CAD$44.65
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-293352
Condition:
Brand New
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HUDY 293352 Aluminium Servo Saver Upgrade

The HUDY 293352 Aluminium Fixed Servo Saver is a solid aluminium replacement aimed at drivers wanting stronger steering components for 1/10 scale Touring Cars and FWD models. Machined aluminium delivers a firmer link between the servo and steering mechanism while resisting deformation under repeated loads.

Advantages of an Aluminium Servo Saver

An aluminium saver maintains alignment better than plastic, lowering the chance of slack in the steering and reducing long term stress on servo gears. This makes it a practical choice for racers and club drivers who want consistent steering feel lap after lap.

Fitment and Installation Tips

The unit fits many 1/10 Touring Car and FWD configurations and swaps in with standard steering linkages in most cases. Check the servo spline and horn fitment on your chassis before installation and tighten mounting hardware to avoid play.
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.

Will HUDY 293352 hold up in club racing?

Yes, the aluminium construction is better at resisting impact and repeated loading than plastic, making it suitable for regular track use where steering precision is needed.

How do I check compatibility with my servo?

Measure your servo spline diameter and horn mounting pattern, then compare to the saver mounting points. If sizes match, the HUDY 293352 will fit with minimal modification.

What maintenance does the saver need?

Inspect for bending or loosening after heavy impacts and ensure fasteners remain tight. Clean dirt from moving linkages and check servo gear engagement periodically.

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