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Electric Dave 10.08.2005 09:31 PM

Mod 1
 
Hello,

Sorry if this is a dumb question but I didn't know where to ask...

What is "Mod 1"?

I know it's a size of gearing. I assume it's like 32 pitch or 48 pitch but rather than being a certain pitch it's "Mod 1"

If anyone knows what it means or where it fits in the pitch scale I'd be curious.

Also - why does one use "Mod 1" is it for more strenght? Where? And what products typically are of this size.

Thanks!

DM

squeeforever 10.08.2005 09:49 PM

not a stupid question at all! well mod 1 is the pitch of the gear (its bigger than 32 pitch), the only difference is thats a metric measurement. yes, they are used for more strength. there used on the revos and 1/8th scale buggys mostly.

RC-Monster Mike 10.08.2005 11:33 PM

Mod 1 is a metric size(similar to 24 pitch in dp size). Basically, the teeth are larger and stronger so are less likely to strip.

Serum 10.09.2005 03:14 AM

there are 25.4 teeth placed in each inch.

dabid 10.09.2005 03:17 AM

Mod 1 is sooooo much stronger than 32p, I killed spurs left and right in my Ofna 9.5 before I went to mod 1, super strong.

Serum 10.09.2005 03:29 AM

Yes, less teeth per inch and more meat on the teeth gives a stronger gear.

32 pitch would be nice, if it was a 8-10mm wide..

Electric Dave 10.09.2005 09:28 AM

Thanks very much guys! Now I understand.

dabid 10.11.2005 02:55 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Serum
Yes, less teeth per inch and more meat on the teeth gives a stronger gear.

32 pitch would be nice, if it was a 8-10mm wide..

True, but that wouldn't fit my 9.5, or it'd require custom junk. Thanks, but I'll just stick with my mod1 51t Ofna spur and LX Pro Comp diff. :D


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