ARRMA 47T M1.0 Steel Spur Gear for 1/5 Kraton and Outcast MAKX047TS by GPM  [MAKX047TS]

Price:
AUD$24.09
Brand:
GPM
Model:
MAKX047TS
GTIN:
4894538416770
Condition:
Brand New
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47T M1.0 Spur for ARRMA 1/5 drivetrains

This spare spur is manufactured to match the factory 47T, module 1.0 profile used on ARRMA 1/5 Kraton and Outcast platforms, while employing 20CrMnTi steel to increase wear and fatigue resistance under heavy RC demands. It functions as a direct replacement or an upgrade for enhanced drivetrain longevity in both RTR and EXB setups.

Fitment tips: clean the gearbox before fitting, confirm the motor pinion uses module 1.0 pitch and the correct tooth count, and set backlash during assembly. Keep original shims where practical and avoid overtightening screws to prevent bearing preload and binding.

Setup impact: installing a higher-strength steel spur lowers the risk of premature tooth wear when using powerful brushless motors; it does not change the drive ratio if you keep the same 47T, so focus tuning on pinion sizing and slipper/clutch adjustments.

Packing includes

  • Spur Gear 47T Mod 1.0 - 1pcs

Original Name / Part No:

ARA310920?ARA311051

Fits these ARRMA models

  • ARRMA 1/5 Kraton 4X4 8S BLX Brushless Speed Monster Truck RTR-ARA110002 (Original Spur Gear 47T/M1.0)
  • ARRMA 1/5 Outcast 4WD 8S BLX Stunt Truck RTR-ARA5810 (Original Spur Gear 47T/M1.0)
  • ARRMA 1/5 Kraton 8S EXB 4X4 Roller Brushless Speed Truck-ARA5208 (Original Spur Gear 39T/M1.0 & 47T/M1.0)
  • ARRMA 1/5 Kraton 4X4 8S BLX EXB Brushless Monster Truck RTR-ARA5808V2 (Original Spur Gear 47T/M1.0)
  • ARRMA 1/5 Outcast 8S EXB 4X4 Roller Brushless Stunt Truck-ARA5210 (Original Spur Gear 39T/M1.0 & 47T/M1.0)
  • ARRMA 1/5 Outcast 4X4 8S BLX EXB Brushless Stunt Truck RTR-ARA5810V2 (Original Spur Gear 47T/M1.0)

A practical upgrade for drivers wanting a tougher metal spur that keeps factory geometry while improving longevity during demanding, high-power runs.

Switching to a stronger steel spur does not directly alter slipper or clutch settings, but you may find slight changes in load feel; retune the slipper or clutch to match your motor and driving style after installation.
No specific ESC recalibration is required just for the spur swap; however, if you change pinion size or motor power, revisit throttle and brake settings to maintain control.
Set gear mesh to a small running clearance that removes play without causing binding. Recheck after a short break-in run and adjust shims if required.
Light lubrication on the gear teeth is optional; focus on keeping contaminants out of the gearbox and inspecting teeth after gritty conditions.
Look for scalloping, chipped teeth, or unusual noise under load; replace the spur if any of these appear to avoid further drivetrain damage.

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