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Losi true pitch got em last year seem OK
but i have some rw ones, from when i raced 10-12 years ago all still OK ish, odd grub screw missing |
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They've been designed with the following in mind: Minimum Noise Minimum Mass Minimum Wear Maximum contact area. Minimum Cost!!!! Jimmy has pictures of these pinions. They are about 65-70% lighter than a standard pinion.. To give you an idea the 19T is 1.2g!!:D |
That sounds intersting so what material are they made of how have you reduced the weight are they as strong as a normal pionoin???? Come on jimmy get them pics up.
A |
.......and if you could just supply us with some CAD drawings too Adam that would be super! :p:p:p:p:p:p
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im definatley likin the idea of these edit pinions. Do they have two grub screw holes?
lil ben |
Can you let us know the part no's when they're out Adam??
Cheers |
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Material = Unobtanium Part Numbers : ED200XX0 Substitue XX with the number of teeth you require. Yes, they do have 2 grub screw holes... The weight of a hole is closer to the weight of a grub screw in a hole than the solid material... Better balance. |
those edit pinions sound awesome, any idea on cost?
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i see. Who would of thought a pinion could be engineered so much lol
lil ben |
£3.99 RRP
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cool
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cool, might have to be gettin some, could do with some new'ns
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Ill be getting em :D:D:D:D:D:D
What sizes are their. lil ben |
All the popular sizes most likely
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Put my name down for 1 of each 15 through to 25 please.... (Adam: would you be able to give us a nod which/when shops have them please?)
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The properties of any particular "unobtainium" depend on the intended use. For example, a pulley made of unobtainium might be massless and frictionless. However, if used in a nuclear rocket, unobtainium would be light, strong at high temperatures, and resistant to radiation damage. Must be good stuff then :D |
wtf? :eh?: [just about somes that one up i think :D lol]
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Anyways back on subject. Will their be a pinion as big as a 29?
lil ben |
for ya 540 car ben?
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indeedy
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