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Hi all,
Has just built my DB01 (Durga), and have fitted a oldish T.Q. Motor 12*2t that I had come over rather cheap. My main vorries are the desition of pinion to use to not overload the motor... ![]() In Oople's review he used a 21t pinion with a new 14t motor, I do not know- but my guess is that the test motor and my motor could be compared to one and another, think that the 2t difference is eaten up by the age. I today only have the supplyed 17/23t pinions, but I do also have a couple of 22t pinions, from past Tamiya kits, I guess they should be 48dp pitch, but when I roll the pinion on the spur, they do not fit the mesh as good as the supplied once. So could anyone help me out with ideas? Thank you in advance! Tobias |
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Your old Tamiya pinions WON'T be 48 dp as Tamiya only introduced 48dp for the 501 and DB01.
I ran a 12x1 (modern) motor on an 18 or 19 pinion depending on size of track. Don't assume that your old motor will handle a larger pinion, that might be a sure-fire way of killing it first time out. |
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Ok, thank you for the quik response.
So I will go for the 17t for now, will bring some more home to choose from. Could have sweared on that they where 48dp, but its a while agoo they where used, so my mind is prob. slipping. Dont even know what car they are from, could be, TT01, DF03, TA05 among a couple of Kyoshos.... Well well, thanks! /tobias |
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