HUDY 106061 - Drive Shaft Pins 2.5x11 Extra Hard (4 pcs)  [HSP-106061]

HUDY 106061 - SET OF Replacement Drive Shaft Pins 2.5x11 - Extra Hard (4)
Price:
£13.76
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-106061
Condition:
Brand New
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Replacement Pins 2.5x11 for Driveshafts

The HUDY 106061 pack includes four replacement drive shaft pins measuring 2.5x11 and produced to an extra hard grade to improve resistance to wear in RC drivetrains. These pins act as direct retention items within axle and driveshaft junctions that take a 2.5mm diameter pin, helping to limit play between mating pieces and maintain intended mechanical relationships.

To replace a pin, withdraw the damaged part from the driveshaft or coupling then press the new 2.5x11 pin into the matching hole until it is seated. Confirm alignment, then retighten any related fixings. Extra hard pins are tougher against deformation but still demand correct seating to avoid imposing stress on nearby components.

Used during setup and maintenance, fresh pins can stabilise gear engagement and help retain consistent wheel timing, contributing to more repeatable handling across testing and events.

Specifications

  • Item: Replacement drive shaft pins 2.5x11, set of 4 pcs
  • Material: Extra hard (as specified)
  • Model Number: HUDY 106061
  • Compatibility: For drivetrains using 2.5mm diameter drive shaft pins

Store this set with your repair spares so you can quickly restore drivetrain geometry and keep setup changes to a minimum during track work.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Are these suitable as direct replacements for standard pins?

Yes, they are intended as direct replacements for 2.5mm diameter pin bores, supplied in a set of four at 2.5x11 dimensions.

Does the listing confirm any hardening process?

The part is described as extra hard; the listing does not detail the exact hardening or coating procedures.

How can I avoid introducing stress when installing?

Press pins straight into the bore using an appropriate driver, avoid lateral force, and verify that adjacent components are free of binding before final assembly.

What are the replacement triggers to watch for?

Replace pins when you observe bending, surface wear, or if drivetrain play begins to affect handling or gear engagement.

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