DP48 84T Spur Gear - Yokomo YOKSG-A4884  [YOKSG-A4884]

Yokomo SG-A4884 - DCS 84T Spur Gear (DP48)
Price:
CAD$10.54
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKSG-A4884
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DP48 DCS 84T Spur Overview

The Yokomo YOKSG-A4884 DCS 84T spur gear is a purpose-built replacement for DP48 drivetrain assemblies. It functions as the large reduction spur and is specified where an 84-tooth count is needed to establish the model's final drive ratio.

This part performs a mechanical role inside the gearbox, meshing with the motor pinion and other drivetrain components to influence acceleration and top-end speed characteristics. Before final assembly, ensure the spur seats correctly and that shaft alignments match the DP48 arrangement.

Installation notes: fit the spur onto the output shaft designated by your chassis, secure any retaining hardware required, and manually rotate the drivetrain to verify smooth engagement. Set the gear mesh so rotation turns freely without binding while avoiding excessive backlash that speeds wear.

Tuning and maintenance: switching to an 84T spur changes the overall gear ratio versus other sizes, so expect altered throttle response and gearing. Check teeth for nicks or wear, keep mating surfaces debris-free, and confirm the pinion specification to preserve consistent mesh.

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.
Yes. The YOKSG-A4884 is made for DP48 layouts where an 84-tooth spur is required, but confirm shaft spacing on your chassis before fitting.
With the spur installed and retaining hardware secured, rotate the drivetrain by hand while observing tooth contact; adjust the pinion or shims until there is smooth engagement without binding or excessive play.
Inspect the gear teeth and mating pinion regularly, especially after high-load runs; replace the spur if you notice chipped teeth or uneven wear patterns.

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