AMOGOT Metal Steel M1 Pinion Gear Sets 26T 27T 28T 29T 30T 5mm Shaft Motor Gears with Hex Key for 1/10 RC Brushless Brush Motor

AMOGOT Metal Steel M1 Pinion Gear Sets 26T 27T 28T 29T 30T 5mm Shaft Motor Gears with Hex Key for 1/10 RC Brushless Brush Motor

Brand: AMOGOT
Product Code: MM21041
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About this product

*【Compatible with】(5mm) Shaft Size Motors,make sure your RC motor shaft have the same diameter.

*【Spec】Mod 1 pitch pinion gear, 26T 27T 28T 29T 30T

*【Material】Made of Quality Hardened Steel to increased wear resistance and improve fatigue life,make them roll smoothly.

*【Suit for】works with Arrma Kraton 6S BLX.Nero 6S BLX.Notorious 6S BLX.Outcast 6S BLX.Typhon 6S BLX. HPI Losi 8IGHT-E2 3 4.Losi 8IGHT-T E 3.0.Losi LST 3XL-E.X-Maxx.1/10 E-Revo VXL Brushless.1/10 Maxx. XRAY XB808E.XB808E 2015.XB8E.XB9 1/10 Trxs Axial Redcat RC Trucks Buggy

*【Package】Mod 1 / 26T 27T 28T 29T 30T pinion gear sets and a hex key

Description

Description:

Metal steel to increased wear resistance and improve fatigue life

Nitrided to enhanced hardness corrosion resistance

Tooth count: 26T 27T 28T 29T 30T

Tooth pitch: Mod 1 pitch

length: 14mm

For shaft: 5mm

Package include:

1 X Mod 1Â pitch 26T pinion gear

1 X Mod 1Â pitchÂ 27T pinion gear

1 X Mod 1Â pitchÂ 28T pinion gear

1 X Mod 1Â pitchÂ 29T pinion gear

1 X Mod 1Â pitchÂ 30T pinion gear

5X Screws

1 X Hex Key

Make sure you thread lock the grub screw. They are hard to find when they fall out.

Larger gears will result in higher speeds while smaller gears provide more torque.

For quicker acceleration go for a smaller pinion gear (with fewer teeth) and larger spur gear (with more teeth).

Your car will accelerate off the mark very quickly with more torque, and you'll also benefit from cooler running temperatures, extending the life of your motor and ESC.

How to install the pinion gear:

You will probably need to loosen the motor a bit, in order to fit the pinion gear on. Make sure you lock it in place on the flat portion of the motor shaft.

When you are tightening it back up, make sure you leave about a gap between the pinion gear and the spur gear. That gap will be very small. It should be about the thickness of a piece of paper.