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Captain Scoundrel 12-07-2020 11:36 PM

TRX4. Is there much difference between 9T and 11T pinion gear?
 
Is there much difference between 9T and 11T pinion gear?

I wanted to get a 45T Spur gear and a 9T pinion gear. My shop only had an 11T pinion gear for my TRX4 Sport.

I have no clue about gearing. Is a 2T difference that substantial?

I use this truck for competitions. So trying to get the best performance out on the rocks.

Thanks!

OSRC 12-08-2020 06:29 AM

Re: TRX4. Is there much difference between 9T and 11T pinion gear?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Captain Scoundrel (Post 6056866)
Is there much difference between 9T and 11T pinion gear?

About 2 teeth.

:lmao:

9/45 I what I run in my trucks - first gear is very low. I like it personally.... all depends on your power, tire size, driving style, etc. 2 teeth is a noticeable bump, but not a ton of difference imo. Try it and see! Always good to have a variety of pinions on hand, some motors seem to like higher gearing (Holmes Crawlmaster) and some work better lower (Holmes Trailmaster)

meatmonkey 12-08-2020 06:57 AM

Re: TRX4. Is there much difference between 9T and 11T pinion gear?
 
Since you dont have the 2 speed you might not want that 9 tooth pinion as it takes away top speed in favor of creep ability. I think you'll be happy with the 11/45 setup.

23drumerboy 12-09-2020 05:45 AM

Re: TRX4. Is there much difference between 9T and 11T pinion gear?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by meatmonkey (Post 6056890)
Since you dont have the 2 speed you might not want that 9 tooth pinion as it takes away top speed in favor of creep ability. I think you'll be happy with the 11/45 setup.

I recently swapped in a Surpass Hobby 35T motor, jumped up to 17t pinion. Slightly quicker than stock, but with TONS of wheelh-standing torque and decent low speed control.

R.C. means both;Remote control, and Rock Crawler.

23drumerboy 12-09-2020 05:46 AM

Re: TRX4. Is there much difference between 9T and 11T pinion gear?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 23drumerboy (Post 6057057)
I recently swapped in a Surpass Hobby 35T motor, jumped up to 17t pinion. Slightly quicker than stock, but with TONS of wheelh-standing torque and decent low speed control.

R.C. means both;Remote control, and Rock Crawler.

If u hook up a trailer and throw my Ridgerock on it, if i punch the throttle the Sport does wheelies.

R.C. means both;Remote control, and Rock Crawler.

twade984 12-09-2020 07:36 AM

Re: TRX4. Is there much difference between 9T and 11T pinion gear?
 
Stock sport is 39/17 I believe? So 45/11 is quite a bit lower geared already. I would run that first and see if you want more, specially with the sport single speed trans.

Captain Scoundrel 12-09-2020 12:25 PM

Re: TRX4. Is there much difference between 9T and 11T pinion gear?
 
Appreciate the input! "thumbsup"

This is strictly for comps. So I don't mind if it's slow.
I'll try the 11T and go from there. A little speed would be a good thing if I'm running out of time.

Thanks!

twade984 12-09-2020 01:25 PM

Re: TRX4. Is there much difference between 9T and 11T pinion gear?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Captain Scoundrel (Post 6057119)
Appreciate the input! "thumbsup"

This is strictly for comps. So I don't mind if it's slow.
I'll try the 11T and go from there. A little speed would be a good thing if I'm running out of time.

Thanks!

What motor/Esc are you running?

Captain Scoundrel 12-15-2020 12:11 AM

Re: TRX4. Is there much difference between 9T and 11T pinion gear?
 
I'm using the Castle Mamba X ESC with the 1406-2280KV motor


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