Kyosho MZ6BK Black Pinion Gear Replacement  [KY-MZ6BK]

Kyosho MZ6BK - Pinion Gear Set(Black)
Price:
CAD$8.87
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-MZ6BK
Condition:
Brand New
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2 $7.87 each $2.00 or 11%
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Improve Gear Reliability with Kyosho MZ6BK

The Kyosho MZ6BK pinion gear set is a simple, no-nonsense replacement for RC enthusiasts maintaining their ride. Its black finish makes it a low-profile spare that helps keep repair costs down while restoring dependable drivetrain function. It works well as a common swap for many 1/10 on-road models and is a useful item to keep in your parts box.

Fitment and Applications

This pinion is aimed at a wide range of 1/10 scale on-road cars, giving flexibility for routine fixes or minor tuning. Replace worn teeth or test a different tooth count to alter acceleration and top speed without complicated changes. Always check your model's gear specifications before fitting.

Fitting Advice

Fitting the Kyosho MZ6BK is straightforward when you have the right tools, such as a small hex driver. Set the gear mesh carefully, tighten the set screw securely but not excessively, and clear any grit or debris that could cause binding. A quick bench check before running saves frustration trackside.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho 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.

How do I confirm this will fit my gearbox?

Measure the pinion tooth count, pitch and bore diameter on your current gear and compare to the replacement. If those match, the Kyosho MZ6BK will usually fit without mods.

Which tools do I need to swap this pinion?

A small hex driver or Allen key for the set screw and a hobby glove or pliers for holding the shaft are the basics. A feeler gauge helps when setting correct gear mesh.

How can I tell when the pinion is worn?

Look for rounded or chipped teeth, excess backlash, or skipping under load. If the gears chatter or the motor strains, inspect and replace the pinion as needed.

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