64dp to 48dp

[Warren]

hi, can someone point out what spur gear i would need to change to 48dp on a cyclone? would KIMBOROUGH 48DP ones fit okay?

many regards

Warren

[Garry]

Yes, Kimborough ones fit fine, I think a 75t one will put you in the middle of a good range of overall ratios.

[c0sie]

The 78 spur is ideal for indoors. I used a 78 spur and a 81 spur at the Carpet Thrashnells and could easily achieve a mesh. Bear in mind the 81 spur pops out the bottom of the chassis so you'll need to do your tweak on blocks.

For outdoors (looking for around a 5.8-6.0 ratio that meshes well) im currently on 78/33.
69T spur is a no-no..im waiting for an order of 75T spurs to arrive and ill try that next.
Hope that helps

[loheswaran]

The xenon racing ones are a direct fit, and are sold in trickbits packets.

RW Spurs, including the superlight ones where you use only two holes, can be utilised as well

[busterdave]

I use a 72 tooth with 35 pinion and they mesh fine but cant go much lower on spur size :eek:

[TKohler]

72, 35, komodo dragon motor.... has nobody thought of the overheating?

[liam c]

A 78t spur is ok if you run on a big indoor track, but if it is quite twisty and small you can't go below a 23t pinion. A 80-81 would be the best choice.
Liam
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