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Best thing to do is open up all your mods in TES5edit, click on Constructible Object category in Skyrim.esm and find the tempering recipe for the saviours hide. See what is overriding it.
TemperArmorDA05SaviorsHide - this is the EDID name
edit - Also to note that Saviours Hide has an enchantment on it, so you will need the smithing perk that lets you temper enchanted stuff to be able to improve it.
I've never used TES5edit before. I assume it's a program you have to download? I'd rather not mess with that kind of stuff though.
Also you clearly didn't read my post thoroughly. I said I have 100 smithing and ALL of the smithing perks.
TES5edit is an extremely useful tool for modders and mod makers, easy to set up and install - see Gamerpoets videos on Youtube for how it works and easy installation, or Fading Signal on Youtube has some good videos. Great for spotting which mods are conflicting and overwriting one another, amongst other things.
Rather than spend 2 hours disabling all your mods 1 by 1 to find the culprit, I'd suggest try it out and you'll probably have your answer in minutes.
Yes, its easy to use and will probably take about 30 minutes watching a few Youtube videos so you get the basics. It's pretty much an essential tool for anyone that mods their game and wants everything to work as it should. Its a tool you can use to clean your master files, spotting mod conflicts, spotting load order issues, making patches, even making your own mods, but as long as you spend a bit of time learning the basics its really easy to use.
Gamerpoets videos, Gopher videos, Fading Signal - all on Youtube.