KO Propo 35523 Off-Road Metal Gear Conversion for PDS-763/764  [KO-35523]

KO Propo 35523 - Metal Gear Set For PDS-763/764
Price:
AUD$25.54
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-35523
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Built for Tough Use with KO Propo 35523

The KO Propo 35523 Metal Gear Set replaces the weak plastic gears in PDS-763 and PDS-764 servos, giving a more robust drivetrain for cars and buggies that see heavy impacts. Expect improved gear engagement and fewer service intervals when running hard off-road.

Durability Gains from Metal Gearing

Metal gears resist chipping and deformation better than plastic, which keeps steering and throttle responses predictable under load. This upgrade is particularly useful where sustained torque and frequent gear changes are common.

Installation Advice for High Load Builds

Specifically made for KO Propo PDS-763 and PDS-764, the gear set installs with routine servo service steps. Check spline fit, set correct mesh, and use a light coating of grease to protect contact surfaces in dusty or wet conditions.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some KO Propo 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.

Will metal gears stand up to mud and grit?

Metal gears are tougher against wear, but mud and grit can still damage bearings and shafts. Keep seals and housings clean and relubricate after wet runs.

Can I use these gears with higher voltage setups?

The gears themselves are mechanical and will cope with higher torque from stronger setups, but ensure your servo motor and electronics are rated for the voltage you plan to use.

Do I need to upgrade other parts when fitting metal gears?

Consider checking output shafts, bearings and servo mounts for added stress; strengthening weak mounting points helps prevent failures under heavier loads.

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