The whole point of using a servo saver is to protect the servo from gear breakage during a crash. The C shape plastic of the saver takes the hit and gets cracked.
The problem is that if it is too soft, the servo may have a hard time centering back after a steer. Pro racer also finds that a servo saver can actually slow down steering.
In any case, 3d print this C shape part (a.k.a C ring) with 100% fill can alleviate the centering problem. Just that you must sand it so to make its surface as smooth as possible.
If you want an off the shelf servo saver kit, http://kimbroughracingproducts.com seems to have a lot to offer.
If you do not have a 3D printer, a zip tie around the C ring may do the trick as well:
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