HUDY 106060 2.5x10 Extra Hard Drive Shaft Pins Replacement Set 4pcs  [HSP-106060]

HUDY 106060 - SET OF Replacement Drive Shaft Pins 2.5x10 - Extra Hard (4)
Price:
NZD$32.22
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-106060
Condition:
Brand New
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Overview of the 2.5x10 pin kit

The HUDY 106060 kit contains four extra hard drive shaft pins sized 2.5x10 for RC drivetrains. The extra hard treatment influences shear behavior and longevity compared with softer pin types, making them suitable for applications where increased resistance to shearing is desired.

To fit, verify the 2.5mm diameter and 10mm length suit the existing shaft groove and cup. Press the pin in straight and then check that the assembly rotates freely and has correct axial clearance. Harder pins reduce the chance of pin shear but may increase contact wear at mating surfaces; monitor parts after initial runs.

Keep this pack available when testing different failure points or when performing routine maintenance. Use them only where the 2.5x10 dimension is correct and avoid forcing pins into undersized holes to prevent damage.

Specifications

  • Item Replacement Drive Shaft Pins 2.5x10 - Extra Hard (4pcs)
  • Material Extra Hard
  • Model Number 106060
  • Compatibility 2.5x10 drive shaft applications

Fit as direct replacements in matching 2.5x10 housings to restore secure drivetrain retention and to compare failure modes during setup changes.

Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.
A set of four 2.5x10 drive shaft pins finished Extra Hard for replacement use.
They match 2.5x10 specifications, but check groove depth and hole clearance on your specific shaft system before installation.
Extra hard treatment increases shear strength and alters wear behavior; it is useful when you want pins to last longer or to change the failure point.
Install pins squarely, ensure there is no binding, and do not force the pin into a hole that is too tight to avoid damage to shaft components.
Potentially yes. Harder pins can increase wear on softer mating cups or shafts, so inspect and replace worn parts as needed when upgrading.
Yes. Keeping a 4pc spare set in your tool kit is practical for quick on-site replacements and testing different setups.

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