Yokomo YOKRP-036-24 24 Tooth Precision Pinion for Electric RC  [YOKRP-036-24]

Yokomo RP-036-24 - Precision Precision Pinion Gear 24T
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NZD$13.71
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKRP-036-24
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Pinion gear built for accurate mesh

The Yokomo YOKRP-036-24 Precision Pinion Gear 24T serves as a precision option for builders needing a reliable 24-tooth motor pinion. It is intended to influence final drive ratios while maintaining consistent engagement with matching spur gears during setup and tuning.

Installation is straightforward for those familiar with motor gearing: loosen the motor pinion set screw, position the 24T pinion on the motor shaft to the intended mesh distance, then secure the set screw and inspect backlash and runout. Test gear engagement gently at first before applying full power and re-check the fixings after the first run.

When tuning, selecting this 24T pinion changes the tradeoff between acceleration and top speed in small, predictable steps when paired with spur gear alterations. Keeping bearings and gear surfaces clean and serviced will help the pinion deliver consistent life and performance.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo 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.

How does a 24T pinion affect performance?

Moving to a 24T pinion reduces final ratio compared with larger counts, altering acceleration and top speed; changes are predictable when combined with spur gear swaps.

Any special spur gear considerations?

Match tooth profile and module size when selecting spur gears to ensure proper engagement. Avoid mixing incompatible pitch types to prevent premature wear.

When should I re-check mesh after fitting?

Verify mesh after the first run, then again after a few break-in sessions. Heat and vibration can settle components, so a follow-up check is recommended.

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