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Old 25-10-2007
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Thumbs up 48dp pinion with a .5 spur

I have been told that a 48dp pinion will work fine with a metric Tamiya .5 spur, please can someone advise me if this is correct

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it will work yes - but it's certainly not ideal and will be noisy. I think the first few runs it will take some material off the spur also.
You might be able to get a 48dp spur for the original car, but I found an easy way was to get the tamiya slipper kit - and an associated B4 spur / slipper pads. I think the B4 81 tooth spur is a larger diameter than the 82tooth kit spur - so that gives you an idea of the different sizes. 81t 48dp spur also needs the gear cover sanding inside to fit the slightly-too-large diameter.
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Is that modification for the Keen Hawk chassis models? will it also work for the TTC?
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oops, sorry - I don't even know what a TTC is? The only car I've experience with .5 module is the DF03 yes - I don't know about others so ignore the suggestion I made about slipper etc..
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Sorry Jimmy I should have been clearer, the TTC (Tamiya Traction Control) is the Super Astute transmission with slipper, it also uses .5 pitch.

Does anyone know where I might get some .5 pinions?
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I got mine off ebay
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I got mine off ebay
not a lot of help, but thanks anyway.
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Why wasn't that a lot of help?
Here try this then.

http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/sear...&fsop=1&fsoo=1
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Sorry BelstenToo,

my response was a bit curt (one too many shandies last night), what I should have said was I've checked Ebay and there isn't a lot of choice only down to 23t and I think I might need to go to 16/17t.

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