t2boats
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the trio of bugs - looks great!! nice one matey.
i think there's a grand total of teeth shared between both gears on a baja isn't there?? i did have a little chart explaining it all.........but sods feckin law i can't find it! as there's no adjustment on the pinion/spur gears on these largescale cars (unlike a nitro..) the matching of the correct gears becomes paramount. if the gears are mating too tight themselves it generates friction between em, which'll kill the weakest part (in your case, the spur), if they're too far apart and only the leading edge of the tooth meshing, it'll strip.
and also, as juggernate says, i wouldn't fit a metal spur, they fit plastic parts to these cars as they're designed to break in the event of a fu*k up, i'd sooner that to break than something else further along the line...
hope you get it sorted mate and enjoy that T2000! get some video up of it if you can
i think there's a grand total of teeth shared between both gears on a baja isn't there?? i did have a little chart explaining it all.........but sods feckin law i can't find it! as there's no adjustment on the pinion/spur gears on these largescale cars (unlike a nitro..) the matching of the correct gears becomes paramount. if the gears are mating too tight themselves it generates friction between em, which'll kill the weakest part (in your case, the spur), if they're too far apart and only the leading edge of the tooth meshing, it'll strip.
and also, as juggernate says, i wouldn't fit a metal spur, they fit plastic parts to these cars as they're designed to break in the event of a fu*k up, i'd sooner that to break than something else further along the line...
hope you get it sorted mate and enjoy that T2000! get some video up of it if you can