HUDY 294224 Hard Steel Pinion Gear 24T/32 MODUL 0.8 - Precision Drivetrain Gear  [HSP-294224]

Price:
NZD$54.28
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-294224
Condition:
Brand New
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HUDY 294224 Pinion Gear Overview

For RC models that demand consistent drivetrain performance, the HUDY 294224 hard steel pinion is a practical upgrade. Its 24-tooth layout and MODUL 0.8 standard are chosen to withstand tougher loads and provide repeatable engagement.

Why Hardened Steel Works Well

Hard steel gives the HUDY 294224 pinion the toughness needed for regular track sessions and bashing. The material reduces rapid wear that can occur with softer pinions, helping preserve mesh quality over time.

Getting the Best Gear Engagement

Accurate tooth profiles are key to efficient torque transfer and quieter operation. The HUDY 294224 pinion is manufactured to tight tolerances to help achieve clean mesh with matching spur gears, which supports smoother throttle response.

Specifications

  • Material: Hard Steel
  • Teeth: 24T
  • Module: 0.8

This pinion suits modelers focused on durability and stable gear performance, offering a straightforward way to beef up an RC car's drivetrain without changing gear ratios.
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.

Will this fit my 1/10 touring car?

Many 1/10 touring car spurs use MODUL 0.8, so the HUDY 294224 often fits. Confirm your spur module and pinion shaft diameter before purchase.

Can I run this pinion with high-power brushless setups?

Yes, the hard-steel construction handles higher torque loads better than softer alternatives, though correct mesh and heat management remain important.

Should I use threadlock on the grub screw?

A small amount of medium-strength threadlock is recommended on steel-to-steel threads to prevent loosening, but avoid excess which can complicate future removal.

How do I tell when the pinion needs replacing?

Replace the pinion if you see rounded or chipped teeth, excessive backlash, or if performance suddenly drops after a run.

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