KO Propo 36026 Carbon 16.5mm Servo Horn - Precision Drive  [KO-36026]

KO Propo 36026 - Carbon Servo Horn 16.5mm
Price:
£8.06
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-36026
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Sharper Steering Response with KO Propo 36026

The KO Propo 36026 Carbon Fiber Servo Horn is a popular choice for pilots wanting tighter steering control. At 16.5mm, the carbon construction keeps things light while delivering a firm connection to the steering linkages.

Durability and Low Mass Combined

The KO Propo 36026 uses a stiff carbon layup that tolerates routine wear and resists deformation. The reduced rotating mass helps the servo maintain position more accurately, useful for technical tracks and precision driving.

Compatibility Notes and Fitment

Compatible with many standard servo types, this 16.5mm horn can be installed quickly to replace stock arms. After fitting, check horn alignment and end points to optimise steering behaviour for your setup.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some KO Propo 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.

What size models typically use this horn?

The KO Propo 36026 is commonly used on 1/10 scale cars and similar models where a 16.5mm arm suits the steering geometry.

Should I change servo endpoints after installing?

Yes. After swapping to the KO Propo 36026, re-centre the servo and adjust travel/trim to ensure neutral steering and correct throw on both sides.

Can this horn take heavy impacts?

Carbon improves stiffness and impact resistance versus some plastics, but severe knocks can still crack any horn, so inspect after collisions.

Any recommended maintenance after use?

Regularly check screw tightness, look for hairline damage, and replace the horn if you spot any delamination to keep steering reliable.

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