Spur Gear 80T 48-Pitch for Ratio Tuning - Yokomo YOKSG4880  [YOKSG4880]

Yokomo SG-4880 - Spur Gear 48 Pitch 80 Teeth
Price:
AUD$12.88
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKSG4880
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Role in Gearing and Performance

The Yokomo YOKSG4880 is a 48-pitch spur gear featuring 80 teeth and is intended as a direct spare for 48-pitch gear trains on electric RC models. It forms the mating surface with the motor pinion and has a clear effect on final drive ratio, noise output and wear trends.

Installation notes: install the spur gear onto the gearbox output shaft or hub according to your chassis layout, making sure the gear is seated square and any set screws or retaining hardware are tightened to the manufacturer's torque recommendations. Verify spur-to-pinion mesh and set minimal, even backlash to prevent binding and excess wear. Rotate the drivetrain by hand after fitting to ensure smooth engagement prior to powering up.

Tuning role and maintenance: increasing the spur tooth count shifts the overall gear ratio, typically improving low speed torque while lowering top speed. Check the gear teeth for damage or uneven wear during regular maintenance and keep bearings and gearbox alignment in good order to avoid accelerated failure.

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.
Fitting an 80T spur increases the gear ratio, which usually improves low-end pull and gives slower top speed. Test different pinion sizes in combination to dial in the balance you want.
Often you will change pinion teeth when changing spur size to reach the desired final ratio. Calculate the combined ratio and test on the bench before running full power.
Start with a small uniform backlash, tighten set screws to spec, and confirm smooth hand-rotation. After a short test run recheck mesh and fasteners as components can settle under load.

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