48-Pitch Spur Gear 80T Replacement for 48-Pitch Systems - Yokomo YOKSG4880  [YOKSG4880]

Yokomo SG-4880 - Spur Gear 48 Pitch 80 Teeth
Price:
CAD$12.65
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKSG4880
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48-Pitch Spur Gear Overview

The Yokomo YOKSG4880 is a spur gear specified as 48 pitch with 80 teeth, intended as a direct replacement part for 48-pitch gear trains in electric RC models. As a core drivetrain component, it sets final drive engagement with the motor pinion and influences gear ratio, operating noise, and wear characteristics.

Installation notes: fit the spur gear onto the gearbox output shaft or hub as required by your chassis, ensure the gear is seated squarely and that any set screws or retaining hardware are tightened to the manufacturer's torque specifications. Check spur-to-pinion mesh carefully; aim for minimal, even backlash to avoid excessive wear or binding. Rotate the drivetrain by hand after installation to confirm smooth engagement before powering the model.

Tuning role and maintenance: changing the number of spur teeth alters the overall gear ratio and therefore affects acceleration and top speed characteristics in typical electric RC setups, so select tooth counts with the rest of your gearing in mind. Regularly inspect the gear teeth for burrs or uneven wear, and verify that bearings and gearbox alignment remain serviceable to prevent accelerated gear damage.

Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.
The part is manufactured for 48-pitch systems and pairs with 48-pitch pinions. You should confirm the shaft diameter and hub interface on your chassis before fitting.
Use the gearbox or chassis manufacturer's recommended torque. Overtightening can strip threads or deform the gear seating.
Disengage the drive if possible and rotate the drivetrain by hand, observing for smooth engagement and a small, uniform backlash. You can use a thin piece of paper to set an initial mesh before final tightening.

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