KO Propo 35037 Upper Servo Case Replacement for BSx2/3  [KO-35037]

KO Propo 35037 - BSx2/3 one10 Upper Case
Price:
CAD$7.99
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-35037
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KO Propo 35037 upper case for dependable servo upkeep

The KO Propo 35037 Upper Servo Case is a service part made for the BSx2/3 servo series, providing an exact fit and improved toughness for 1/10 scale RC rigs. This replacement helps keep your servo internals protected so your steering and control stay consistent over time.

Tight Tolerance and Sturdy Material

Manufactured to close tolerances, the KO Propo 35037 Upper Servo Case slots into BSx2/3 models with minimal play. Its sturdy construction resists wear from frequent use, making it suitable for competitive club racing and regular bashing alike.

Suitable Models and Typical Uses

This upper case is compatible with the BSx2/3 servo lineup and is useful for repairs, service spares, or part swaps on many 1/10 scale cars and trucks. Keep one in your spares kit to quickly restore a chassis to track-ready condition.
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 35037 fit other servo brands?

This case is modelled for the BSx2/3 family and may not align with different brands due to varying screw patterns and dimensions. Check measurements before fitting to non KO Propo servos.

Is installation difficult for hobbyists?

Installation is straightforward for anyone used to opening servos. Remove the top screws, swap the upper case, and reseal carefully to avoid pinching wires or misaligning the gears.

How often should I replace the upper case?

Replace the upper case if you see cracking, excessive wear around screw bosses, or if the fit becomes loose. Many racers swap it during major service intervals or after impacts.

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