Kyosho-compatible Alloy Gearbox (Large Tooth) KM012A by GPM  [KM012A]

Kyosho Motor Cycle Alloy Gear Box With Screws (Big Teeth Gear Design) - 1pc set - GPM KM012A
Price:
CAD$29.47
Brand:
GPM
Model:
KM012A
GTIN:
4894538136869
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Alloy gearbox upgrade for Kyosho motorcycle models KM012A

The KM012A gearbox housing is an aluminium alloy aftermarket replacement supplied as a one-piece set with the mounting screws included. It uses a large-tooth gear profile to change engagement characteristics and improve drivetrain stiffness compared with standard plastic housings.

Machined alloy construction modifies gear mesh behaviour, giving a different feel to the drivetrain and reducing flex under load. This is aimed at hobbyists tuning Kyosho-scale electric motorcycles where reliability and a firmer gear engagement are priorities.

Fitting requires removing the original gearbox, setting the alloy housing for correct mesh, and securing the unit with the supplied screws. Verify alignment and running clearance by rotating the drivetrain by hand before first run to avoid premature wear.

Specifications

  • Item: Kyosho Motor Cycle Alloy Gear Box With Screws
  • Material: Aluminum alloy
  • Model Number: GPM KM012A
  • Compatibility: Designed for Kyosho motorcycle RC models

As an aluminium replacement, the KM012A is suited to builders wanting a stiffer gearbox option; always check physical fit against your Kyosho motorcycle chassis before installation.

The package contains the aluminium gearbox housing and the necessary mounting screws as a single set ready for installation.
This part is made for Kyosho motorcycle-style RCs, but you should compare dimensions and mount points with your specific model to confirm fitment.
The larger tooth profile changes how the gears engage, often giving a firmer mesh and different noise signature; it can help reduce slop in tuned drivetrains.
Set gear mesh with the housing positioned as intended, tighten screws incrementally, and manually spin the drivetrain to check for binding before powering on.

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