Kyosho MZ6BK Black Pinion Gear Kit  [KY-MZ6BK]

Kyosho MZ6BK - Pinion Gear Set(Black)
Price:
NZD$10.81
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-MZ6BK
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision Replacement Pinion Kyosho MZ6BK

The Kyosho MZ6BK pinion gear set provides a compact replacement option for hobbyists focused on upkeep or small tuning moves. Its discreet black appearance suits track or street use, and it is intended for straightforward installs. Keep one on hand to swap in when original gears start to show wear.

Suitable Models and Uses

Built to work with many 1/10 scale on-road platforms, this pinion gives you the flexibility to restore drivetrain function or try a different tooth count for fine-tuning. Check compatibility against your car's current pinion specifications before ordering.

Practical Installation Notes

When fitting the Kyosho MZ6BK, make sure the shaft and gear are clean and free of debris. Use the correct hex driver and set the mesh so teeth engage smoothly without excessive play. Test on the bench at low speed to verify alignment.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 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.

Can I swap this onto a different brand?

Yes, it can be used with other makes if the pinion pitch, bore and tooth count match your gearbox. Always confirm measurements before fitting.

Should I lubricate the pinion after installation?

A light application of gear-friendly grease on the mesh can reduce noise and wear. Avoid heavy coatings that can attract dirt and grit.

Is this suitable for tuning top speed?

Changing the tooth count on your pinion affects acceleration and top speed, so the Kyosho MZ6BK can be used as part of simple gear ratio experiments on compatible cars.

How do I set gear mesh correctly?

Place a thin sheet of paper between pinion and spur, tighten the pinion, then remove the paper. The teeth should contact without binding. Adjust slightly until engagement is smooth.

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