HUDY 293508 Aluminium Throttle Horn - 24t M3 for 1/8 Off-Road Hitec  [HSP-293508]

HUDY 293508 - Aluminium Throttle Servo Horn 1/8 Off-Road Hitec - 24t (m3 Thread)
Price:
AUD$29.63
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-293508
Condition:
Brand New
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Control Upgrade - HUDY 293508

The HUDY 293508 Aluminium Throttle Servo Horn is aimed at modelers who want steadier throttle action in 1/8 scale off-road vehicles. It is manufactured for Hitec servos with a 24-tooth spline and M3 thread to ensure correct interface alignment.

Built for Hitec Spline

This aluminium horn is produced to slide onto Hitec servo splines with minimal play, offering a secure connection that stands up to off-road stresses. The lightweight aluminium helps keep moving mass low while providing stronger resistance to deformation than many plastics.

Why It Helps

Installing this horn yields more predictable throttle response on varied terrain and during competitive runs. The straightforward fitting process fits into common workshop routines, so you can get back on track quickly.
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.

Is HUDY 293508 a direct swap for stock throttle horns?

If your servo uses a 24-tooth spline and an M3 thread, this part will fit directly as a replacement for many stock throttle horns.

Will this component affect throttle calibration?

Calibration should remain the same, though you may notice crisper response due to reduced flex at the servo output. Check endpoint and neutral after fitting.

Any special care needed for aluminium parts?

Keep the spline area free of grit and inspect mounting threads regularly. Light lubrication on exposed moving parts can help, but avoid getting lubricant into the servo itself.

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