HUDY 294260 Aluminium Pinion Gear 20T/32 Hard Coated (MODUL 0.8) - Precision Mod 0.8 Pinion  [HSP-294260]

Price:
£19.65
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-294260
Condition:
Brand New
Write a review

High Precision HUDY Pinion for Stable Drive

The HUDY 294260 Aluminium Pinion Gear is tailored for hobbyists who need accurate tooth geometry and reliable engagement. With 20 teeth at module 0.8, this aluminium pinion is hard coated to resist surface wear and preserve smooth meshing.

What the 20T Pinion Delivers

Made to integrate with standard 1/10 spur gears, the hard coated finish helps maintain consistent contact and reduces the rate of wear under load. It is a practical pick for those focused on predictable drivetrain feel.

Suitable Scenarios

Ideal for those competing or testing on demanding layouts where gear durability is important. The pinion's compatibility with common gear sets makes it a flexible upgrade for many builds.
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.

Which scale is this pinion intended for?

This 20T pinion targets 1/10 scale vehicles using a 0.8 module gearbox. Ensure your spur gear matches module 0.8 for correct fitment.

Can I tune gearing with different tooth counts?

Yes. Changing the pinion tooth count alters final drive ratio. Use higher tooth counts for top speed and lower counts for stronger acceleration, keeping module compatibility in mind.

Are there any break in steps?

Run short, low load sessions first to let the gear settle into the spur. Recheck mesh and grub screws after initial runs to ensure everything remains secure.

Will this pinion reduce maintenance?

The hard coat reduces surface wear which can lower the frequency of replacements, but routine checks of mesh and tooth condition are still recommended.

What should I inspect after a crash?

After impacts, inspect pinion teeth for chips or bending, verify grub screws and mounting hardware, and check spur for matching damage before running again.

Copyright © 2008-2025 rcjaz.co.uk All rights reserved