XRAY 355819 19T Hard Coated Aluminium Pinion  [XR-355819]

XRAY 355819 - Aluminium Pinion Gear - Hard Coated 19t
Price:
NZD$50.94
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-355819
Condition:
Brand New
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Race-Quality 19T Pinion for Smooth Drivetrain Response

The XRAY 355819 Aluminium Pinion is tailored for modelers who want dependable gearing in demanding conditions. Constructed from robust 7075 T6 aluminium with a hard coat, it balances light mass and strength to maintain responsive handling without unnecessary weight.

Machine-Cut Teeth for True Running

Each pinion is finished on precision gear machinery to achieve exact tooth profiles. That accuracy reduces harsh contact and vibration, improving the overall consistency of gear engagement during high RPM use.

Quick Identification and Secure Mounting

Fine internal threads provide a firm attachment on GTXE setups while the tooth count is laser-etched for easy selection. This makes swapping ratios at the track quick and mistake-free.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some XRAY 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.

Do I need special tools to fit this pinion?

No special tools are required beyond a compatible pinion wrench and basic setup gear. Use correct thread engagement and check mesh with a feeler or mesh gauge if possible.

What size spur should I pair with a 19T pinion?

Spur size depends on desired ratio and track type. For GTXE cars, match the spur to your target RPM and terrain; consult gearing charts for suggested combinations.

Is the tooth marking durable?

Yes, the tooth count is etched into the pinion for long-term legibility, so you can spot the 19T gear even after extended use.

Can I re-use this pinion after a crash?

Inspect teeth for nicks and check the bore for roundness. Minor marks can be acceptable, but replace the pinion if tooth profiles are distorted to avoid further drivetrain wear.

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