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Old 05-03-2007
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Default New to the 501X,gearing suggestions please?

Hello,Ive just bought the 501X and I am planning to run my GTB 5.5 in it.The kit will be a week away but wanted to buy some new pinions.Can someone please suggest the sizes I might need for this set up?Thankyou-Jason.
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Something around 13:00 overall is probably a good start - which is pretty much kit gearing I think 17/96.
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Hi just finished my 501 and was hoping for some help with the gearing. Currently i only have the kit spur, which other makes of spurs can i use on 501?

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You can fit the B4 spurs also apparently.
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B4 ones fit. The largest is 87 for the b4 - that is what the team guys use.
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Ok thanks for that, will get one on order.
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I'm about to install a 6.5 GTB w/87 B4 spur. What your thoughts on the pinion size? Is the 6.5 underpowered? Running on dusty loose track. SO
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Ayone got a rough idea for the gearing of a 9 or 10 double with 4200 cells please????
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Ayone got a rough idea for the gearing of a 9 or 10 double with 4200 cells please????
as i have not got my brushless yet, i have been running an 8 double with a 16 pinion on. works fine to keep up with those guys with brushless.
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WoOdys is with the AE 87t spur as well btw.
The 'kit gearing' is very low, about right for the fastest brushless you can ever imagine I reckon. I think around 14:00 overall ratio. 13:00 overall is reccomended for something like the LRP system with a 3* (whatever that is called now).
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Thanks for that!!! So my kit pinion with the 87t spur should be ok? i hope. ha ha. Sounds like i should go brushless?
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You should be spot on with that yes.
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