HUDY 293507 Aluminium Throttle Servo Horn 1/8 Off-Road 23T M3 Thread  [HSP-293507]

HUDY 293507 - Aluminium Throttle Servo Horn 1/8 Off-Road KO PROPO,jr,sanwa,airtr.- 23t (m3 Thread)
Price:
CAD$27.35
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-293507
Condition:
Brand New
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Refine 1/8 Off-Road Throttle Control with HUDY 293507 Aluminium Servo Horn

The HUDY Aluminium Throttle Servo Horn is a precision-machined component aimed at dedicated RC hobbyists looking for consistent throttle feel. It is built for 1/8 off-road cars and is compatible with common servo makes including KO PROPO, JR, Sanwa, and Airtronics.

Accurate Fit and Robust Construction

Crafted from quality aluminium, this throttle horn resists wear on rough tracks while keeping a secure connection. The 23T spline and M3 thread help prevent slippage during aggressive driving, letting you dial in crisp throttle control.

Fitting and Care Recommendations

Fitting the HUDY Aluminium Throttle Servo Horn is straightforward: confirm your servo uses a 23T spline before installing. Use the correct hex driver or screwdriver for M3 fasteners and align the thread carefully. Periodic checks will keep the horn performing well.
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 293507 work with my 1/8 buggy servo?

Check that your servo uses a 23T spline; if it does, the HUDY 293507 will fit most 1/8 off-road setups that accept that spline count.

What tools do I need to install this horn?

A small hex driver or screwdriver sized for M3 screws is all you need. Make sure to tighten evenly to avoid misalignment.

How often should I check the throttle horn?

Inspect the horn and mounting hardware after heavy runs or impacts, and check for any play at the spline. Re-tighten M3 screws as needed to maintain a solid connection.

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