Kyosho PNGA4834 Velvet Coating Pinion Gear 34T-48P - Precision Replacement  [KY-PNGA4834]

Kyosho PNGA4834 - Velvet Coating Pinion Gear(34T-48P)
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£8.66
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-PNGA4834
Condition:
Brand New
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Kyosho PNGA4834 Velvet Coating Pinion Gear - Precision Replacement for 1/10 Scale Models

The Kyosho PNGA4834 is a 34-tooth, 48-pitch pinion finished with a velvet coating to support consistent power transfer. It is intended for users who want a stable, reliable gear solution for their 1/10 scale vehicles.

Compatibility Overview

The low-friction velvet layer reduces wear between the pinion and spur, extending component life. This pinion is compatible with many common 1/10 scale setups and is suitable as a direct replacement or modest performance upgrade.

Best Practice Installation

Set the pinion so the teeth mesh with slight clearance and ensure the motor mount is secure to avoid misalignment. Perform routine inspections for wear and clean the teeth to prevent grit from accelerating damage.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 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.

Will this pinion work with different spur pitches?

This pinion is 48-pitch, so pair it with a matching 48-pitch spur for proper engagement. Mixing pitches will cause poor mesh and accelerated wear.

How do I set correct gear mesh spacing?

Use a thin shim or a strip of paper between pinion and spur to set initial clearance, rotate the gears to settle, then tighten mounts and recheck for slight free play.

What signs indicate the pinion needs replacing?

Look for tooth rounding, metal shavings, increased noise or slipping under load. Any of these suggest it is time to change the pinion to avoid further drivetrain damage.

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