TAMIYA DT-03 Aluminium Hi-Torque Servo Saver 24T with Aluminium Tie Rod DT3024TM by GPM  [DT3024TM]

Tamiya M1025 Hummer Aluminium Hi-torque Servo Saver 24T With Aluminium Tie Rod - 1set - GPM DT3024TM
Price:
USD$15.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
DT3024TM
GTIN:
4894538104
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Aluminium Hi-Torque Servo Saver for DT-03

This aluminium hi-torque servo saver is an RC-scale steering component designed for the TAMIYA DT-03 platform. It replaces the stock plastic saver with a 24T aluminium gear interface and an aluminium tie rod to provide a firmer mechanical connection between the servo and steering linkage while still allowing controlled shock absorption during impacts.

Intended role and tuning: the unit helps stabilise steering feel under load and offers a predictable mechanical response when tuning steering centering or dual-rate settings on compatible servos. Because the part is aluminium, it alters the feedback compared with standard plastic savers and should be considered when adjusting endpoint and subtrim values.

Installation notes: this servo saver is an aftermarket replacement for the DT-03 steering assembly and requires basic servo removal and linkage adjustment. Verify spline alignment and secure fasteners to factory torque recommendations for RC use. The aluminium tie rod can be used to replace the original linkage for a stiffer connection; check linkage geometry after fitting.

Compatible Models

  • TAMIYA DT-03

Use this aluminium saver when you need a more rigid servo-to-linkage connection on DT-03 projects, and re-check servo settings after installation to maintain smooth steering behaviour on your RC model.

Yes, it is specified for the TAMIYA DT-03 platform and replaces the stock saver and tie rod.
The product name indicates an aluminium tie rod is provided as part of the set.
Expect a firmer steering response; re-check endpoints and subtrim after installation to ensure neutral centring.
Standard RC tools for servo and linkage work are sufficient; follow normal fastener tightening practices for RC models.