XRAY 342501 Servo Saver Set - Race-Tuned Steering Kit  [XR-342501]

XRAY 342501 Servo Saver Complete Set
Price:
CAD$58.50
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-342501
Condition:
Brand New
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Fine-Tune Steering Response with the XRAY 342501 Servo Saver

The XRAY 342501 Servo Saver Set is a compact upgrade for RX8 owners wanting cleaner steering input and solid fitment. The kit supplies composite and alloy components, ball-bearings, an O-ring, and the hardware required for an easy swap.

Smoother Steering and Adjustable Setup

The ball-raced layout reduces friction for crisper servo movement, while the adjustable spring preload lets you set the feel from light to firm. Easily selectable Ackermann positions let you alter turn-in behaviour to match different tracks and driving styles.

Specifications

  • Compatibility: RX8 Chassis
  • Material: Composite and Alloy
  • Features: Ball-raced, Adjustable Tension, Ackermann Positions
  • Includes: Servo Saver, Ball-Bearings, O-ring, Hardware

Made for drivers who demand precise steering adjustments, the XRAY 342501 Servo Saver improves control and setup flexibility on race day.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some XRAY 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.

How hard is it to install the saver on an RX8?

Installation is straightforward for anyone familiar with standard servo linkages: remove the stock unit, assemble the saver with the supplied hardware and bearings, then check alignment and torque. Basic hand tools are all you need.

Which servos pair well with this saver?

High-torque digital servos work well to exploit the saver tuning, but most standard on-road servos are compatible. Confirm mounting spline and linkage fit before final installation.

What routine maintenance does this part need?

Regularly inspect and clean the ball-bearings and replace the O-ring if it shows wear. Keep bearings lightly lubricated and check hardware torque after heavy runs.

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