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Old 04-27-2010, 05:56 PM
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is it better to have a steel gear or a plastic one
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Old 04-27-2010, 06:04 PM
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bump someone help me because i need to buy buy a new one asap
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Old 04-27-2010, 06:24 PM
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electric or nitro? If electric stick with plastic. if nitro steel. When you ask a question be sure to give a little info on your application. It makes it easier to answer your questions. Also give the readers time to read and answer before you bump a thread.
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Originally Posted by Trey7
electric or nitro? If electric stick with plastic. if nitro steel. When you ask a question be sure to give a little info on your application. It makes it easier to answer your questions. Also give the readers time to read and answer before you bump a thread.
ok sorry and will the steel be bad for the trany

and it a nitro (t-maxx 2.5)
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Originally Posted by russell77
ok sorry and will the steel be bad for the trany

and it a nitro (t-maxx 2.5)


a metal spur gear defiely! for nitro.
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Originally Posted by tc5 man
a metal spur gear defiely! for nitro.
ok i have to wait now because just got 2 plastic ones
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Originally Posted by russell77
ok i have to wait now because just got 2 plastic ones

you can run a plastic spur gear on, a nitro i have on a t-maxx but if you land with the while on the throttle. still i will strip it trust me i happen to me and i put a metal, spur gear on no problems at all.
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so nothing bad will happen to my trany with the steel gear
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Originally Posted by russell77
so nothing bad will happen to my trany with the steel gear
if the gears inside the trany are, plastic than a metal spur can strip them espially if you land with the throttle on. i whould get metal gears inside the trany if your, gone to use a metal spur gear.
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Originally Posted by tc5 man
if the gears inside the trany are, plastic than a metal spur can strip them espially if you land with the throttle on. i whould get metal gears inside the trany if your, gone to use a metal spur gear.
THANK YOU so much that's what i needed to hear that's why i did not want to get the steel gear
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I agree, keep using a plastic spur gear if you have plastic gears in your tranny. If you choose to have a metal spur gear, be sure to use metal gears in your tranny aswell.
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