Kyosho PNGS4831 31T 48P Steel Pinion Replacement Gear  [KY-PNGS4831]

Kyosho PNGS4831 - Steel Pinion Gear(31T-48P)
Price:
CAD$12.50
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-PNGS4831
GTIN:
4548565374588
Condition:
Brand New
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Drive System Upgrade for 1/10 Scale RC Cars

The Kyosho PNGS4831 Steel Pinion Gear has 31 teeth and a 48-pitch profile, designed to improve drivetrain efficiency without compromising durability. Made from hardened steel, it stands up to regular use across varied track and road conditions.

Model Fit and Practical Uses

This pinion fits a wide selection of 1/10 scale on-road and off-road RC cars that use 48-pitch gearing, making it a handy spare for hobbyists who run multiple rigs. Its common sizing lets you integrate it with standard motor and spur gear pairings.

Setting Gear Mesh and Routine Care

When fitting the Kyosho Steel Pinion Gear, set the mesh carefully so the pinion and spur engage smoothly to avoid skipping and excess wear. Check the mesh and fasteners during regular maintenance and after heavy runs to prolong gear life.
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.

Will this pinion work with a 48-pitch motor setup?

Yes. The PNGS4831 is a 48-pitch, 31-tooth pinion intended for 1/10 scale systems that use 48-pitch spurs. Verify your motor shaft spline and diameter before fitting to ensure compatibility.

How do I check and set the correct gear mesh?

Fit the pinion, position a thin sheet of paper between pinion and spur, tighten the motor, then remove the paper and rotate the gears to confirm smooth engagement. Recheck after a short test run.

How often should I inspect the pinion?

Inspect the gear during routine service intervals and after hard runs. Look for worn teeth, burrs, or looseness and replace the pinion if you notice uneven wear or damage.

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