Kyosho FAW310 Aluminum Adjustable Servo Horn - Drift Upgrade  [KY-FAW310]

Kyosho FAW310 - Adjustable Aluminum Servo Horn(FZD2/17-21/23T)
Price:
CAD$27.00
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-FAW310
GTIN:
4548565487530
Condition:
Brand New
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Upgrade your drift steering with the Kyosho FAW310 aluminum horn

For builders focused on sharpening their RC drift setup, the Kyosho FAW310 gives a noticeable step up from stock parts. Intended for the 1/10 scale FAZER D2 chassis, this machined aluminum servo horn replaces the factory resin piece to deliver crisper steering response and greater longevity.

Stronger parts, better feedback

Switching from resin to machined aluminum reduces unwanted flex and provides a firmer connection between servo and linkage. The result is more predictable steering behavior and steadier inputs during aggressive drift runs.

Fine tune steering leverage

The FAW310 offers adjustable arm positions spanning 17mm to 21mm, letting you dial in steering ratio for tighter angle or smoother transitions. That adjustability helps when experimenting with toe and ackerman for different surfaces and tyre choices.

Radio compatibility and alternatives

This horn works with Kyosho and Futaba servo splines for broad compatibility. If you run Sanwa or KO radio systems, consider Kyosho FAW311 which is shaped to suit those servo interfaces.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho 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.

Can I fit the FAW310 to other Kyosho cars?

Although made for the FAZER D2, the FAW310 can be adapted to other Kyosho kits that use the same servo spline and mounting clearances, but check servo horn spacing before final fitment.

Will aluminum improve steering accuracy?

Yes. Aluminum reduces deflection under load compared to resin, so your servo inputs translate to wheel movement with less loss, which helps when holding long drift angles.

How do I choose the best arm length?

Start in the middle of the 17mm to 21mm range and test: shorter lengths give quicker steering but more twitch, longer lengths soften the ratio. Tune with your tyre compound and track layout in mind.

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