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Soya 09.19.2007 11:02 PM

No mods at all, use the center hex 'bearing' out of your old spur for the center of the rc10gt spur, tighten down the pads on the spur, and yahtzee.

Hickoryhead 09.19.2007 11:08 PM

GRRREAT!!!!!:yipi: I will be purchasing the Robinson Racing Double Disc Slipper Kit for the Associated Monster GT tonight. Many thanks!!!!:party:

pb4ugo 09.20.2007 12:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Hickoryhead (Post 119036)
GRRREAT!!!!!:yipi: I will be purchasing the Robinson Racing Double Disc Slipper Kit for the Associated Monster GT tonight. Many thanks!!!!:party:

But you'll still have the same pinion pickle...:neutral:

Hickoryhead 09.20.2007 12:27 AM

Mike has some 5mm 32 pitch instock so I will pick a few up of those tonight also.

coolrunnings 09.20.2007 12:48 AM

I just got an email from mike and he said that the 18-24 tooth gears are hardened so if you get the robinson slipper and spur you could get the 65t steel and that would be very strong.

Hickoryhead 09.20.2007 07:44 AM

I ordered some parts.:yipi: It will be a mix and match time though. I got the Robinson double slipper in the Emaxx 65 tooth and the Associated Monster GT in 54 tooth. I am hopping for the GT one to work. I ordered 32 pitch 18 tooth pinion. I also got from Mike a 20 tooth Mod 1 pinion and a 52 tooth Ofna spur gear. I am hoping I can swap the 54 tooth for the 52 tooth and use Mod 1 gearing. Mike didn't have any 32 pitch pinions over 18 teeth in stock. But if the Ofna spur gear works I am on the right path Mike set me up with. Cross your fingers.:great:

TexasSP 09.20.2007 10:32 AM

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you could get the 65t steel and that would be very strong.
Stay away from steel spur gears. It is best to keep the spur gear plastic as it is an easy and inexpensive weak point to replace. Going with a steel spur gear moves the weakest point to the transmission, which is much more time consuming to repair and most of the time more expensive.


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