Kyosho Mini Inferno Delrin Pinion Gear 12T DMIF012T by GPM  [DMIF012T]

Kyosho Mini Inferno Delrin Motor Gear (12T) - 1pc set - GPM DMIF012T
Price:
£1.11
Brand:
GPM
Model:
DMIF012T
GTIN:
4894538044928
Condition:
Brand New
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Delrin pinion tailored for Mini Inferno setups

The DMIF012T is a 12-tooth Delrin motor pinion made as an aftermarket option for Kyosho Mini Inferno models. It is the motor gear that engages the spur to establish the final drive ratio in 1/10 electric RC vehicles.

Delrin (acetal) is chosen for its low friction properties and quieter engagement in contrast to many metal pinions, offering a smoother-sounding drivetrain. A 12T pinion decreases the gear ratio relative to bigger pinions, improving initial throttle response while trimming top-end speed, which suits tighter track layouts.

Installation is conventional: remove the motor, fit the pinion to the motor shaft, set appropriate mesh with the spur, and tighten the set screw. Double-check rotation, clearance, and perform a cautious bench test to avoid early wear on either the pinion or spur gear.

 

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Super fast shipping everything looks great I'm a first time buyer and I would definitely recommend purchasing to friends thanks again GPM also good communication
Delrin is good for quieter operation and tuning, but for very high power racing steel pinions may offer longer life; choose DMIF012T for smoother mesh and tuning flexibility.
Lower tooth counts like 12T reduce gearing and help acceleration; increase teeth to raise top speed. Select tooth count based on track layout and motor RPM range.
Yes, lowering the gear ratio with a 12T pinion can increase current draw under acceleration. Monitor temperatures and ESC load when testing new gearing.

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