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Need Help! - Gearing for 17.5T No-Timing for 2wd buggy and truck

Old 05-16-2011, 10:25 AM
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Default Need Help! - Gearing for 17.5T No-Timing for 2wd buggy and truck

Hey Guys,

Just doing a little research here. What are you gearing your No-Timing 17.5T setups at?

Pinion and Spur (ie. 35/75)
Vehicle (ie. 22, XXX-TCR, T4.2, B4.1)

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Old 05-16-2011, 10:29 AM
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Here at Trackside, we are gearing the B-4.1 at 35-37 pinion with the kimbrough 69t spur.

Not sure what the TLR guys are doing right now, but I'm sure the final is about the same.
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Thanks Buckman!

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Old 05-16-2011, 12:07 PM
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33t pinion 76t spur on the 22
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i run on a kinda small technical track and run 72-28 on a b4 and rb5.it has plenty of bottom and descent mid range.not sure though about straight away power because the longest we have is about 35 ft.
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Frank,

I run between a 35~37 pinion to a 72 spur on the 22.
I run 29~31 pinion to a 78 spur on my boys T4.
I run 35~37 pinion to 72 spur on my boys B4.
My OG RC10CE was running 34~36 to a 75 spur.

Those were for Hot Rod, OCRC & Palm Desert. I changed pinions for infield punch, didnt really worry about top end as much (but top end was really good across the board).
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Frank,

We're running 31 or 32 pinion with 76 spur on the 22's here. It's on a tight, technical indoor track that ranges in traction from sticky to slick, depending on how long the layout has been down.
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