HUDY 293701 Front Wing for 1/10 Formula Cars — White aero replacement  [HSP-293701]

Price:
£13.74
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-293701
Condition:
Brand New
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Front wing for 1/10 formula models

The HUDY 293701 front wing is designed for 1/10 formula style RC cars and is supplied in white as a spare or baseline component for aerodynamic testing. It is used to modify airflow and the front-end balance on bodies that permit separate wing installation.

Fitting is straightforward when a body has separate wing mounts: position the wing, test-fit, and then secure with the body’s existing fasteners or compatible screws. If body trimming is necessary, remove only small amounts and confirm there is adequate clearance during full steering and suspension movement.

For setup work, change one variable at a time — such as incidence or height — and run consistent testing laps to evaluate handling differences. Note changes to corner entry, mid-corner stability, and exit behaviour to determine the best configuration for your chassis.

Specifications

  • Item 1/10 Formula Front Wing
  • Model Number 293701
  • Material Manufacturer did not specify
  • Compatibility 1/10 formula scale RC cars, generally compatible with bodies designed for an independent front wing

A straightforward replacement or test wing for 1/10 formula setups, helpful when exploring changes to front aerodynamics or replacing worn body items.

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.
Yes; adding or increasing front downforce typically sharpens turn-in and can reduce initial understeer. Test modest changes and observe entry speed and steering response to quantify the effect.
Small machine screws, nylon clips, and self-tapping plastics screws are often used. Match screw length to body thickness and consider using small washers to spread load and reduce tear-out.
Use a small digital angle gauge or a simple board and protractor method to set a consistent reference. Mark the body and wing positions so you can repeat settings between sessions.
Light scuffs can often be buffed or touched up with matching paint suitable for RC plastics. For deeper damage, consider repainting the panel or replacing the wing to maintain consistent aerodynamic shape.

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