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Old 02-05-2010
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Hi guys, I have a ZX5 running a Losi 6.5, currently a 78 spur and a 21 pinion, i'm more than happy with the way it runs, in fact its one of the fastest on the carpet track we run! Motor/esc runs cool too!

Well I got hit and damaged the spur so need a replacement, I have a 76T spur, if i run that with a 18/19 pinion what difference would i expect to see against the 78 with the 21?
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Do the math and find out!

21/78=?

18/76=?

19/76=?

If the ratio is a bigger number with the 76t spur, you get more top speed, less acceleration. Smaller number does the opposite.

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Do the math and find out!

21/78=?

18/76=?

19/76=?

If the ratio is a bigger number with the 76t spur, you get more top speed, less acceleration. Smaller number does the opposite.

Jon
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With the 76T spur I'd only go one tooth down on the pinion, even then you'd be on a higher ratio than before.
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