HUDY 294151 Ultra-Light Aluminium Pinion Gear 51T Hard Coated Edition  [HSP-294151]

HUDY 294151 Aluminium ULTRA-LIGHT Pinion Gear - Hard Coated - 51T / 64
Price:
£19.65
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-294151
Condition:
Brand New
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Refine Gear Mesh with the HUDY 294151 Pinion

The HUDY 294151 Aluminium Ultra-Light Pinion Gear is a 51-tooth, hard-coated aluminium component crafted to deliver precise engagement and reduced rotating weight. It is suited to enthusiasts aiming for reliable, repeatable drivetrain behaviour.

Key Strengths of the HUDY 294151

Upgrading to this pinion brings clear drivetrain improvements without complex changes to your setup:

  • Accurate Manufacturing: Hard-coated aluminium teeth provide consistent contact patterns and resist surface degradation.
  • Lightweight Profile: Cutting rotating mass improves responsiveness and can sharpen acceleration feel.
  • Model Compatibility: Intended for use in many common 1/10 scale gearboxes, enabling straightforward installation across a variety of cars.

Fitting Advice and Maintenance

Apply these practical tips to ensure correct installation and prolonged service:

  • Select a matched spur and set mesh using a reliable method, then verify under power.
  • Check the pinion mount and gear alignment after the initial runs and periodically thereafter.
  • Clean off grit and light oil the gear interface where appropriate to maintain smooth operation.
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.

Is the HUDY 294151 easy to fit to stock gearboxes?

In most cases it is straightforward to fit, but you should always check bore size and pitch to confirm compatibility with your gearbox and spur gear.

How can I test mesh after fitting?

Set a small running clearance or use a shim to achieve the correct contact, then run the drivetrain slowly to inspect contact pattern and listen for abnormal noise.

When should I replace this pinion?

Replace the pinion if tooth profiles show significant wear, chipping or deformation. Regular inspection after heavy use will indicate when replacement is needed.

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