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Spur gear
- Thread starter PFongemie
- Start date
Phildirt
RCC Addict
Louder
Inspector86
RCC Addict
More expensive.
Topher Builds
I wanna be Dave
Removes a relatively cheap and easy-to-fix point of failure which helps protect the rest of your drivetrain.
Can’t really think of any pros. If one is roasting through plastic spur gears in a crawler or trail truck to the point of needing a metal replacement then there are likely problems somewhere else in the drivetrain or with gear mesh.
Can’t really think of any pros. If one is roasting through plastic spur gears in a crawler or trail truck to the point of needing a metal replacement then there are likely problems somewhere else in the drivetrain or with gear mesh.
MaX-D
RCC Addict
I'm actually ditching the steel spur gear in my wroncho for a stock plastic spur and a slipper Eliminator. Like Topher said, I want a cheap point of failure. Right now I really don't have one
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Benp
Rock Crawler
It’s pretty noisy but not too bad.
I had no issues performance wise with it.
I switched back to traxxas spur and it quieted down.
I had no issues performance wise with it.
I switched back to traxxas spur and it quieted down.
