Kyosho PNGS0819 Steel Pinion 19T (0.8M) for Inferno - upgrade option  [KY-PNGS0819]

Kyosho PNGS0819 - Steel Pinion Gear (19T/0.8M/?5.0)
Price:
AUD$23.89
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-PNGS0819
GTIN:
4548565456826
Condition:
Brand New
Quantity Discount
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2 $19.18 each $9.42 or 20%
3+ $18.22 each $17.00 or 24%
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Upgrade your Inferno final drive with a 0.8M steel pinion

This steel pinion is supplied as an RC replacement part for Kyosho Inferno models that use a 0.8M pinion. It is identified as Kyosho PNGS0819, featuring 19 teeth with a 0.8M pitch and offered as a direct spare for compatible Inferno builds.

Compatibility mentions in source material include Inferno MP10e and MP10Te and the MP11e within the same category, and the pinion is displayed alongside IF403B and IFW639-58/59/60 spur options where 0.8M gearing applies. Verify motor shaft diameter and bore fitment plus set screw alignment before installation to avoid fit issues.

Choosing a 19T pinion changes final drive gearing toward a balanced compromise between acceleration and top speed for electric RC track use. When fitting a different pinion size check mesh clearance to the spur, torque the hex or set screw properly, and inspect nearby ball bearings for wear to preserve drivetrain reliability.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho 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.

Can I use PNGS0819 to fine-tune my gearing for track conditions?

Yes, swapping to this 19T 0.8M pinion will alter the final ratio; it is commonly used to find a middle-ground setup between low-end acceleration and higher top speed depending on track layout.

Are there specific prep steps before installation?

Clean the motor shaft, check the bore for burrs, align the set screw with any shaft flat, set correct mesh to the spur gear, and apply recommended torque to the fixing screw.

What should I watch for after changing pinion size?

Monitor gear mesh for early wear, listen for unusual noise, recheck screw torque after initial runs, and inspect bearings near the gearbox to ensure the drivetrain is running smoothly.

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