Short isn't a compromise — it's a tuning choice. At 29mm, Absima's short 25T horn does two things the longer arms can't: it fits where space is tight, threading steering linkage through cramped crawler chassis and low-slung installations, and it trades throw for torque — a shorter arm moves the linkage less per degree of servo travel, which means more effective force at the wheels and finer steering resolution. CNC aluminium, single-sided, in the family gunmetal.

Fits the 25T Standard

The 25-tooth spline is the near-universal standard for full-size RC servos, and Absima confirms fitment for Absima, Savöx, Futaba, Bluebird, ThunderTiger and Spektrum — in practice, any servo on the standard 25T spline. If your servo's spec sheet says 25T, this fits. (Sanwa/KO servos are typically 23T — check the spline count before ordering.)

Why Alloy

Aluminium at the servo horn removes the flex between servo and linkage and survives the impacts that strip plastic splines — and the case is strongest on exactly the high-load, low-speed steering this short horn suits. The torque advantage of the short arm only arrives if the arm doesn't bend; in plastic, some of it never does.