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Old 11-27-2004, 02:37 PM
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I used to use some old Skool Trinity Team Magic steel pinions but I recently have changed over to Robinson purple alum gears. I can't get my car as quiet with the Robinsons and it seems they dent and chip from pebbles relatively easily. What pinions do you guys run?
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I use the black Robinson pinions, work great for me.
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Hey Jack,

The company that used to make the Trinity magic gears is PRS....They are doing their own gears now. www.precisionracingsystems.com Best gears around.

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I run Kimbrough pinion gears. They're made out of composite carbon fiber plastic. very light too. http://www.kimbrough-products.com/
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Robinson also makes a steel line.

If you want something tough for rocks and such.
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I use Robinson black aluminum pinions. I'll probably replace them, as needed, with PRS gears. I just bought some PRS spur gears and was very impressed with the quality.
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Ditto

Light and strong.

I use some form of delrin water cut spurs. They tend to flex a little when tightened but are very smooth and quite. They are also very resistent to picking up rocks due to the narrow design. No idea what brand but they come from europe.
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Ti R !!

titanium Racing ..... UK brand !!

great pinions .... looks good too !!
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Kawada pinions and Xenon spurs, The Kawada spurs just look neat
Pretty quiet too
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RW spurs are nice.... and also prs is nice to...
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