88T Spur Gear for DP48 Drivetrains - YOKSG-A4888 Yokomo  [YOKSG-A4888]

Yokomo SG-A4888 - DCS 88T Spur Gear (DP48)
Price:
AUD$11.74
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKSG-A4888
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88T DCS spur tailored to DP48 gearboxes

The Yokomo YOKSG-A4888 is supplied as a DCS 88T spur gear intended for DP48-compatible gear stacks. It functions as a standard spur gear, concentrating on consistent tooth engagement and predictable performance when mated with a matching pinion and correct mounting hardware.

Installation is typical for spur swaps: verify axial positioning, set the mesh with shims or a feeler, and secure the gear on the gearbox input shaft. Inspect the pinion and nearby bearings before finalising the setup to prevent premature wear.

In tuning work this spur delivers repeatability and drivetrain stability: the tooth count sets the final gearing and influences acceleration and top speed, so pick a pinion ratio that achieves your desired performance compromise. Regular checks for wear and correct mesh will help maintain drivetrain efficiency.
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 will this spur affect acceleration versus top speed?

The 88T spur changes the ratio when paired with your pinion; a larger spur relative to the pinion typically yields stronger acceleration but reduces peak speed. Select a pinion to tune the trade-off for your setup.

What are the key installation precautions?

Ensure the gear mesh is even and not too tight, confirm the spur is seated on the shaft, and recheck screw torque after initial runs to avoid loosening under load.

Can I fine-tune performance using different pinion sizes?

Yes, changing pinion tooth count alters overall gearing; experiment with incremental pinion sizes while monitoring motor temperature and drivetrain noise to find the best balance.

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