Spur Gear 81T 48 Pitch Compatible with 48 Pitch Gearboxes - Yokomo YOKSG4881  [YOKSG4881]

Yokomo SG-4881 - Spur Gear 48 Pitch 81 Teeth
Price:
AUD$11.16
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKSG4881
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Fitment and longevity guidance

This Yokomo YOKSG4881 spur gear is a 48 pitch, 81 tooth replacement item for RC models using 48 pitch gearing. It is intended for applications where tooth count changes are used to adjust the mechanical advantage and influence durability under load. The paragraphs that follow emphasise fitment checks and practices that help extend service life.

Compatibility: this item is for 48 pitch drivetrains and gearboxes designed for 48 pitch spur gears; double-check your chassis run gear pitch before installation. Moving to an 81-tooth spur increases the gear reduction compared with smaller spurs, which commonly enhances torque delivery but reduces peak speed for the same motor and pinion setup.

Installation notes: remove or adjust slipper and motor mount clearances as required for your chassis, set precise backlash to avoid accelerated tooth wear, and ensure the motor pinion is aligned with the spur center to prevent side loading. Perform a cautious run-in at low throttle while listening for irregular noises, then inspect mesh and fasteners and make final adjustments.

Tuning role: using an 81-tooth spur is a straightforward approach to shift acceleration and throttle feel without modifying motor or ESC hardware. Coordinate spur choice with pinion selection to achieve your desired overall ratio, and always verify that the new gear clears the chassis, housings, and any aftermarket components.

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.
Look for hooked or rounded teeth, excessive backlash, visible nicks, or increased noise under load. If any of these appear, replace the spur to avoid further drivetrain damage.
Maintain correct mesh and motor alignment, avoid sustained high load during initial break-in, and keep hardware torqued to spec. Regular inspection after runs will catch early wear before it worsens.
Light, appropriate gear grease on mating faces can reduce wear in some setups; follow service guidance for your gearbox and avoid contaminating bearings or slipper assemblies.

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