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Old 08-24-2011, 10:04 AM
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yes thatīs the right picture, thanks
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I ran the same spur and pinion gears all season without any problems until the weekend of our annual big race. All of a sudden I'm stripping the 2nd gear spur left and right. I went through a total of 3 spur gears in two days. I qualed in P2 and in the Mains I stripped out another one. I was so frustrated that I haven't touched the car since. Before I go through the car, do you guys have any idea what's causing this? Thanks in advance.
You are probably running 17-23, 18 23 will fix this or you can use KM hk1 second gear and you can run any gearing without having to worry about strippage.
Note when I run 18 -24 i strip 1 gear every run, but the km does not strip.
Try them you wont be dissapointed.
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Originally Posted by kickass
You are probably running 17-23, 18 23 will fix this or you can use KM hk1 second gear and you can run any gearing without having to worry about strippage.
Note when I run 18 -24 i strip 1 gear every run, but the km does not strip.
Try them you wont be dissapointed.
Really... KM gears?? They have the worst quality in the market (no offense).

I have ran 17-23 since I have the car (2 years and counting), and I have yet to strip a gear in a race.

I have seen many stripped KM spurs and many KM pinions sharpen in a few races, whereas XRAY's last a lifetime.
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Originally Posted by kickass
You are probably running 17-23, 18 23 will fix this or you can use KM hk1 second gear and you can run any gearing without having to worry about strippage.
Note when I run 18 -24 i strip 1 gear every run, but the km does not strip.
Try them you wont be dissapointed.
I disagree, most of the team uses 17/23 combo and 17/22 with great success on bigger tracks. If you try more than 5 tooth split then you have problems. Xray factory gears last longer than anything else I have used to date so I believe that is also incorrect. If your having better luck with the km gear I have a feeling your doing something different with that set. I have yet to strip a xray gear, I buzzed a 60 tooth on the 4mm chassis before the v2 4mm chassis came but I still finished and didn't find it till post race cleaning.

I have used every gear xray makes for this car and I can tell you most tracks you only need 16 as a just in case, but mostly 17/59 and 17/60 for best first gear performance (engine dependent/ traction, my jp liked a shorter first than that) and second is 22/53, 23/55, 23/54 and SOMETIMES 23/53. One track I use 24/55 but it's a tight mesh unless you mill the engine mount holes.
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I ran a 20/54 all year but after stripping a second spur I moved up to a 20/55 for a tighter mesh and it still stripped out. I went over the car today and shafts and bearings are okay. I believe the root cause is the teeth on the 20 pinion gear are pointed in comparison to the 1st gear pinion which are rounded. I forget who it was that suggested I check it out but thank you. Also thanks all for the help and input.
 
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Originally Posted by piper48
I ran a 20/54 all year but after stripping a second spur I moved up to a 20/55 for a tighter mesh and it still stripped out. I went over the car today and shafts and bearings are okay. I believe the root cause is the teeth on the 20 pinion gear are pointed in comparison to the 1st gear pinion which are rounded. I forget who it was that suggested I check it out but thank you. Also thanks all for the help and input.
If the pinion is sharp it will wear out spurs prematurely. Also you may get better engine performance with 21, even with non modified os engines they should be able to pull a 21 tooth unless your racing on a postage stamp lol.
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Originally Posted by rx7ttlm
Xray released the t3 gear diff with gears that fit the NT1 which are composite. 304930 is the part number, enjoy.
wheres the REVIEW,waiting to get mine!....LMAO!!
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Old 08-25-2011, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Factory Seal
wheres the REVIEW,waiting to get mine!....LMAO!!
If you race at a track like ft myers with boards and your prone to hitting them, hold off, at least in putting them in the front. I wouldn't use them with a spool in front either. But overall nice pieces and add to the rip of any engine.
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We have pipe as borders,but i do hit one everyonce in awhile....!

Thanks for the info.......
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Hi, I want to enter to nitro class, please let me know differences between NT1 and the new MTX5, Thanks
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Originally Posted by Rodrigo360
Hi, I want to enter to nitro class, please let me know differences between NT1 and the new MTX5, Thanks
Hard to say since the MTX5 hasn't hit the shelves for regular people. I can say by the looks of it the 5 will be easier to work on for race day maintenance. Someone said its drivetrain is even more free than xray and cap. But that was with option belts. We will see. The NT1 is a proven platform which is very durable. However the price is a bit higher for parts.
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i need to get front shocks which ones should i get . i lost one yesterday at the track i have an 09 eu thx
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Old 08-27-2011, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by danny250r
i need to get front shocks which ones should i get . i lost one yesterday at the track i have an 09 eu thx
you lost an NT1 shock or a t2 2009 eu edition? If it's the eu you posted in the NT1 area lol.
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Originally Posted by rx7ttlm
you lost an NT1 shock or a t2 2009 eu edition? If it's the eu you posted in the NT1 area lol.

opps yeah a nt1 ec not eu
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