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Default Spur gears ??

is anyone else having problems with spur gears stripping? i've stripped 5 so far, and at first i thought the motor clamp hadn't been tight enough and the motor had moved, but i've since moved from buttonhead to caphead screws on the motor clamp to get them really tight, but its still happened
what i noticed this time, is that the slipper has got really hot, and after its stripped the spur, it looked like it was no longer sitting dead center... on closer inspection after removing it from the car, i've noticed that the center of the spur has melted out of shape, what i want know is, are there any alternatives to the schumacher spur gears?

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hi yes theres a few running AE spur gears most are running 81 u do have to reamer the centre hole bigger
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Im now running an associated spur. (81)
The schumacher ones seem quite brittle. All you have to do with the associated ones is ream the hole bigger in the middle. I find that if you make the hole so it just goes to the edge of the raised bit it is a nice fit. Make sure you drill the hole straight though!

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beat u to it lil ben
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I know one guy who was regularly stripping spurs reset his slipper clutch properly and hasnt had a problem since. He had checked his mesh, made sure everything was tight and re-aligned the pinion.

I think if the slipper is too tight, the spur gear's teeth is the next weak link...
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Shane.. it would appear you've caught the wrong keys and put x11 instead of SX in your sig line
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Thanks guys, i think i'll make the switch to Associated spurs...
and even better, they're a lot cheaper than schumachers

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Hi Jay,
Do ensure it isn't slipping excessively, it doesn't take much to melt any brand of spur.
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Have the SX spurs shot up in price?? Ive just paid £8 for mine.Im sure they were cheaper when i first got my car??
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Have the SX spurs shot up in price?? Ive just paid £8 for mine.Im sure they were cheaper when i first got my car??
Yes Chris a lot of the spares all went up from Schuey about two months ago now, gradually these prices are coming through as older stock at lower prices runs out now (this is the case with us anyhow)
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Don`t suppose anyone knows the exact reamer size ?

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If your slipper is hot and you've melted the centre, then your slipper is far too loose. Have seen this a bit in fairness. If you get everything set right then it should all be fine. I did use AE ones when we ran out during last summer. You can use them, but it's not ideal as it's very difficult to get the hole to the right size and perfectly centre.
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i stripped one first time running car but had one on now for months, i mesh mine a little tighter than i would normally

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