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Old 04-27-2008, 01:08 AM
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Originally Posted by chippy
Would just like to give an update on the new spur gears.
Last night we competed in a 2.4 hr endurance event on a carpark layout with a few bumps.
All set out with timber boards.
During the event some heavy knocks occurred and not a sign of a stripped gear.
So this was a good trial for the new spurs and they came threw the event unscathed.
Good on you Mugen for finally resolving this problem.
Damm Chip, you beat me to it!

The part about "some heavy knocks" must have been when i had my driving stint!
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Originally Posted by itchy b
Damm Chip, you beat me to it!

The part about "some heavy knocks" must have been when i had my driving stint!
Not just you Itchy
I tied to destroy it in practice
I Hate driving under lights
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Originally Posted by chippy
Not just you Itchy
I tied to destroy it in practice
I Hate driving under lights
At least you got to drive under all the lights!
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Old 04-28-2008, 11:20 AM
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what new spur gears are you talking about and who makes them?
Thanks
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Old 04-28-2008, 12:57 PM
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Default Mugen Seiki new spur gears

Mugen Seiki Racing is introducing all new 1st and 2nd gear spur gears for the MTX4R touring car. These gears are made of a new material which will increase durability. These gears will automatically replace all the existing gears being used now (T0251-256). These gears are made produced in a gray color so they will have a different look.

T0279 – New 1st Gear 58T Fine Pitch: MTX
T0280 – New 1st Gear 59T Fine Pitch: MTX
T0281 – New 1st Gear 60T Fine Pitch: MTX
T0282 – New 2nd Gear 52T Fine Pitch: MTX
T0283 – New 2nd Gear 53T Fine Pitch: MTX
T0274 – New 2nd Gear 54T Fine Pitch: MTX

Available now at your local hobby shop
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thanks for the info
I had just order some new gears this morning from Ashford hobbies
I wonder if the will be the new ones
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If you go to: http://www.mugenseiki.com/menueefi.htm
and click on What's New on the left menu, scroll down a little and you will see this:
New Product Information 4/10/2008

Optional parts for MTX4R
1st. Spur Gear 58T, 59T, 60T (T0279, T0280, T0281)
2nd. Spur Gear 52T, 53T, 54T (T0282, T0283, T0284)



These new spur gears has same shape (0.8 module) as previous one,
but it became more stronger to change the material.
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Originally Posted by itchy b
At least you got to drive under all the lights!
Ah Itchy
I heard that you do your work best in the dark
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Originally Posted by JetMD
If you go to: http://www.mugenseiki.com/menueefi.htm
and click on What's New on the left menu, scroll down a little and you will see this:
New Product Information 4/10/2008

Optional parts for MTX4R
1st. Spur Gear 58T, 59T, 60T (T0279, T0280, T0281)
2nd. Spur Gear 52T, 53T, 54T (T0282, T0283, T0284)



These new spur gears has same shape (0.8 module) as previous one,
but it became more stronger to change the material.
Click
HERE for direct link to gears.
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what kind of side pulley are you guys using i still cant figure out the difference between using the big one and the smaller one
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Old 04-29-2008, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by rick ross
what kind of side pulley are you guys using i still cant figure out the difference between using the big one and the smaller one

You are suppose to run even tire diameter with the 25 pulley and you need to run a 2mm split with the 24 pulley......

I usually decide on the pulleys depending on track size and overall traction. If it is a large track and high bite. I would usually go with the 24 tooth pulley so I can run a 60mm rear tire and 58 front tire so I can have top end speed and not worry about traction rolling.....
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I ran the new gears this weekend at the Rams 40th race and they ran flawless. They're also a different color ( gray ) just because of the new material mugen is using. Just as with all spur/pinion gears; weather thier plastic or metal, follow proper gear meshing proceedures.
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Originally Posted by Francis M.
You are suppose to run even tire diameter with the 25 pulley and you need to run a 2mm split with the 24 pulley......

I usually decide on the pulleys depending on track size and overall traction. If it is a large track and high bite. I would usually go with the 24 tooth pulley so I can run a 60mm rear tire and 58 front tire so I can have top end speed and not worry about traction rolling.....
I'm having brain dead now ......

I setup my car with 25t pulley , tire diameter of 61 (front) & 64 (rear). From your point of view, am I driving sort of rear 2WD ?
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Originally Posted by asw7576
I'm having brain dead now ......

I setup my car with 25t pulley , tire diameter of 61 (front) & 64 (rear). From your point of view, am I driving sort of rear 2WD ?
Yes you are.....
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