Axial SCX10 Precision Alloy Servo Mount with Panhard - SCX024N by GPM  [SCX024N]

Axial Racing SCX10 Alloy Servo Mount With Panhard Bar - 1set - GPM SCX024N
Price:
USD$25.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
SCX024N
GTIN:
4894538129250
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Precision alloy servo mount for SCX10 applications

This aluminium servo mount integrates a panhard bar into a single replacement component built for Axial SCX10 platforms. It is designed as an aftermarket upgrade to consolidate the servo and lateral link mounting positions for scale and competitive crawler steering setups.

The part secures the servo to the chassis and provides a fixed panhard anchor to control axle lateral movement, allowing installers to concentrate on tuning link geometry and servo setup. Check horn orientation and link angles during installation to achieve predictable lateral tracking.

Specifications

  • Item: Alloy servo mount with panhard bar, 1 set
  • Material: Alloy
  • Model Number: SCX024N
  • Compatibility: Axial Racing SCX10

Install this mount to gain a secure servo mounting point with an integrated panhard attachment on SCX10 crawlers; verify fastener torque and link geometry as part of setup to maintain consistent lateral control.

What checks should I perform before final torque?

Ensure servo is centred, horn orientation is neutral, panhard link length yields minimal lateral offset at ride height, and fastener lengths clear surrounding components.

Does the mount change permissible servo types?

The mount supports standard scale crawler servos commonly used on SCX10 builds; confirm case dimensions and horn fit to avoid interference with the panhard link.

How does this affect panhard geometry tuning?

By fixing the panhard anchor location, tuning is done at the link ends and height to control lateral axle movement; small adjustments to link length or mount height change lateral offset and tracking.