Axial Yeti Heavy-Duty 68T 32 Pitch Spur YT068TS by GPM  [YT068TS]

Axial Racing Yeti Steel #45 Spur Gear 32 Pitch 68T - 1pc - GPM YT068TS
Price:
AUD$22.76
Brand:
GPM
Model:
YT068TS
GTIN:
4894538068962
Condition:
Brand New
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Durable spur gear option for Yeti

The 68 tooth steel spur from the GPM YT068TS listing is a direct replacement option for Axial Racing Yeti vehicles. Designed with 32 pitch teeth, it replaces softer plastic spurs when you need improved durability and consistent gear contact for demanding running conditions.

This spur serves as the gearbox main gear, engaging the motor pinion and allowing you to swap ratios or refresh a worn drivetrain. Installation is the usual procedure: remove the gearbox cover, note shim positions and mesh, mount the spur on the shaft or hub, then recheck mesh and bearing alignment before finishing the build.

Expect firmer mesh feel versus plastic; take care with pinion alignment and shim selection to reduce wear. This part is intended solely for RC Axial Racing Yeti platforms, not for real vehicles.

Specifications

  • Item: Spur Gear 68T 32 Pitch
  • Material: Steel
  • Model Number: GPM YT068TS
  • Compatibility: Axial Racing Yeti
  • Quantity: 1 pcs

Use this steel spur when you want greater drivetrain resilience and steadier mesh for Axial Yeti RC use across varied terrain.

Will this replace the original spur without modification?

If your Yeti uses a 32 pitch, 68T spur then this is designed as a direct-style replacement; confirm gearbox specs before fitting.

Any special break-in needed for steel spurs?

No special break-in is required, but verify mesh after a short run and recheck shims to ensure stable engagement as parts bed in.

Will this affect motor temperatures?

A properly meshed steel spur should not significantly change motor temps, but poor mesh or binding increases load and heat; monitor runs initially.

How often should I inspect the spur?

Check gear teeth and bearings after heavy sessions or any impact; inspect mesh and replace the spur when wear or tooth damage appears.

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