Tamiya 53201 TGX Two-Speed Gearbox Assembly [53201]

Tamiya 53201 - 2-Speed Transmission Set TGX OP-201

Price:

£37.01

Brand:

Tamiya

Model:

53201

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Upgrade Your TGX with the Tamiya 53201 Two-Speed Gearbox

The Tamiya 53201 Two-Speed Transmission Kit is intended for gas-powered TGX models and provides a straightforward way to achieve stepped gearing. It combines durable components with an easy-to-install package for enthusiasts focused on practical improvements.

Included Items and Features

Plastic Gears: Comes with 51-tooth and 47-tooth spur gears to alter final drive depending on conditions.
Ball Bearings: Bearings cut friction and help maintain smooth operation throughout the gearbox.
Aluminum Clutch Bell: Robust clutch bell manufactured to cope with a gas engine's torque output.
One-Way Bearing: Helps maintain stable forward engagement and cleaner acceleration shifts.
Two-Speed Pinion Gears: Aluminium pinions designed to be light yet functional for the two-speed mechanism.
Comprehensive Kit: Packaged with a 2-speed shaft, long pilot shaft and a metal parts bag for full assembly.

Is gearbox oil required for the Tamiya 53201?

Light grease for the bearings and correct lubrication on moving parts is recommended; heavy gearbox oil is not normally needed for this two-speed assembly.

How do I choose between the 51-tooth and 47-tooth gears?

Use the 51-tooth spur for lower top speed and better acceleration, and the 47-tooth spur when you want a higher top-end pace depending on track or surface.

Can I replace bearings with higher-spec options?

Upgrading to sealed or higher quality ball bearings can reduce maintenance and improve longevity, provided the replacement bearings match the original sizes.

Where should I check first if shifting feels harsh?

Inspect gear mesh, clutch bell alignment and bearing play; correcting mesh and ensuring parts are seated properly usually cures harsh shifting.