Titanium Pinion gears?
#1
Titanium Pinion gears?
I'm looking for Titanium Pinion gears but can't find them.
Why Ti? I dunno, cuz it's not much more expensive and I'm thinking it'll be less susceptible to rocks etc.
Thanks in Advance,
need a 64P 36T pinion
Why Ti? I dunno, cuz it's not much more expensive and I'm thinking it'll be less susceptible to rocks etc.
Thanks in Advance,
need a 64P 36T pinion
#2
Tech Master
it may be not susceptible to rocks but how about your spur gear don't you think the spur gear won't be susceptible considering its a 64P??...
#3
Try Speedtech RC, I think he has them.
They're made by Titanium Racing in the UK and distributed by Schumacher in the US.
They're made by Titanium Racing in the UK and distributed by Schumacher in the US.
#4
Tech Lord
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Speedtech RC has them. thats where i buy mine. just ask steve for the one you want (64P -36T) he should have them in stock. get the TiR pinions. i switched all of mine (both 48P and 64P) to these pinions. less rotating mass, extremely strong and very durable.
if you pick up the speedtech rc spur gears (3 for $10 i believe), you get even more weight savings. the speedtech rc spur gears are the same as the xenon i believe. check out the speedtech rc forum, steve will be able to hook you up.
if you pick up the speedtech rc spur gears (3 for $10 i believe), you get even more weight savings. the speedtech rc spur gears are the same as the xenon i believe. check out the speedtech rc forum, steve will be able to hook you up.
#5
Originally posted by Wency_TA03R-PRO
it may be not susceptible to rocks but how about your spur gear don't you think the spur gear won't be susceptible considering its a 64P??...
it may be not susceptible to rocks but how about your spur gear don't you think the spur gear won't be susceptible considering its a 64P??...
Donvoan
#6
Tech Master
I've honestly never had a good experience with 64p gears outdoors....NEVER
BTW: Look up how to blue-print your drivetrain...it helped me a little bit.
BTW: Look up how to blue-print your drivetrain...it helped me a little bit.
#7
#8
Originally posted by donoman
I've heard different things about 64P teeth and I'm willing to try it. My TC3 is quite noisy and I'm simply trying to quiet it down. I am going to buy an RPM bearing blaster this wknd and rebuild all the diff's/drive components to try to free stuff up.
Donvoan
I've heard different things about 64P teeth and I'm willing to try it. My TC3 is quite noisy and I'm simply trying to quiet it down. I am going to buy an RPM bearing blaster this wknd and rebuild all the diff's/drive components to try to free stuff up.
Donvoan
To be honest, I actually prefer the noice of a shft car versus the stealth of a belt. With the noise, it's easier to hear if something is wrong with the drivetrain as you are running.
#10
Tech Master
Originally posted by koabich
RW seem the quietest to me.
To be honest, I actually prefer the noice of a shft car versus the stealth of a belt. With the noise, it's easier to hear if something is wrong with the drivetrain as you are running.
RW seem the quietest to me.
To be honest, I actually prefer the noice of a shft car versus the stealth of a belt. With the noise, it's easier to hear if something is wrong with the drivetrain as you are running.