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Spur Gear
- Thread starter hezzdown
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justinart24
I wanna be Dave
Personally, I would leave it plastic, metal spur gears can be a bit loud and not super needed.
But you want a metal spur, Robinson makes 32p spur gears.
*Not 100% sure if the bolt pattern is correct.
Robinson Racing 32P Blackened Steel Spur Gear (58T) Axial 3 Bolt Slipper
https://www.rpphobby.com/product_p/rrp1558.htm
Robinson Racing Steel Spur Gear 32P 56T Axial Dual Disc Slipper SCX10
https://www.rpphobby.com/product_p/rrp1549.htm
But you want a metal spur, Robinson makes 32p spur gears.
*Not 100% sure if the bolt pattern is correct.
Robinson Racing 32P Blackened Steel Spur Gear (58T) Axial 3 Bolt Slipper
https://www.rpphobby.com/product_p/rrp1558.htm
Robinson Racing Steel Spur Gear 32P 56T Axial Dual Disc Slipper SCX10
https://www.rpphobby.com/product_p/rrp1549.htm
justinart24
I wanna be Dave
My VFD is pretty quiet, maybe your mess is too tight? Also, maybe your drivelines are not phased correctly?
Driveshafts are phased, and I've played around with mesh but it's still pretty noisy. No binding anywhere. Not sure what's up.
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If you do go the metal spur gear route it will only get louder, also make sure you have a hardened steel pinion or it will get chewed up if not.
