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Old 11-27-2007, 02:15 PM
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Anyone using the new spiral cut ring and pinion gears? Comments Please!!
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Old 11-27-2007, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by 8ightScale/CJP
Anyone using the new spiral cut ring and pinion gears? Comments Please!!
I'm not yet since they are a significant price for the upgrade...But according to the one of the main Ofna guys, the new X1X's will have the spiral cut gears included.
Yes, the X1X buggy and truggy will be including the "new" spiral cut ring and pinions in the front and rear gearboxes, plus the 16mm Super Big Bore shocks. Both are somewhat expensive upgrades to put on the existing buggy/truggy, so if yours is getting tired, then it'll be more cost effective to buy the new buggy/truggy when we get them, which should be in the next couple/few weeks...
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Originally Posted by Paradoxmaker
I'm not yet since they are a significant price for the upgrade...But according to the one of the main Ofna guys, the new X1X's will have the spiral cut gears included.
I know you're trying to be helpful, but I'm asking for comments from someone currently using the new gears. Thanks
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They say they give a more direct transmision of power and better performance, but I haven't tried them myself, nope (I bet you can guess why!! heheheh), so I can't say first hand if you can really tell a difference.

Another hop-up that looks interesting are the lightened differential cups (lower rotational mass=better acceleration), but ...same story!!!

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Old 11-27-2007, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by 8ightScale/CJP
I know you're trying to be helpful, but I'm asking for comments from someone currently using the new gears. Thanks
Your right i was trying to be helpful but as you can see the 2 respondee's so far have not tried them (including you that makes 3)...IMO at $60 for something thats not a MUST HAVE upgrade will severely limit the amount of people with them...

BUT since the new x1x's include them we should start seeing more of them in the wild.
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the kit does not come with lighten outdrives, that's an option part.
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Another hop-up that looks interesting are the lightened differential cups (lower rotational mass=better acceleration), but ...same story!!!
I installed the lightweight outdrives all around pretty soon after I got my buggy and I did notice a difference in performance. Believe it or not, it does help your drivetrain to spin a little more smoothly since it's lighter weight, and it also helps increase the "snap" of your drivetrain off the line. However only someone with a good feel of their buggy would be able to notice it, so noobs or bashers need not apply. In other words, it's not much of an improvement unless you are looking for it.
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Are the lightened spurs out yet?
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Are the lightened spurs out yet?
NitroHouse has them in stock.
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no lightend spur out, just spiral cut diff gears.

Part no.40626
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Originally Posted by -R2-
no lightend spur out, just spiral cut diff gears.

Part no.40626
The LightWeight 48T Spur for the X1CR is available @ NitroHouse.com
The part # is 40629 and it is in stock! If you call the toll free number, they will verify for you. I ordered one Monday of this week, and I will have it tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by rallyebmx
Are the lightened spurs out yet?
800-928-0304 Call NitroHouse the call is free!! PN 40629 Light 48T Spur
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Anyone tried the Kyosho 46T lightweight ?

thanks,
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Anyone tried the Kyosho 46T lightweight ?

thanks,
You run on a track big enough for a 46T, or would you use a 15 or 16T clutchbell?? Just curious.

BTW...I used to play pro ball in S. Amer. (Loved the time I spent there!!)
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