Yokomo SG-64101 Precision Spur Gear 101T 64 Pitch  [SG-64101]

Yokomo SG-64101 Precision 64 Pitch Spur Gear 101T
Price:
£2.46
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
SG-64101
GTIN:
11
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High-precision 64 pitch spur for reliable engagement

The Yokomo SG-64101 is a 64-pitch spur gear with 101 teeth, suited to general RC drivetrain duties. Its precise tooth profile reduces meshing inaccuracies seen with lower-pitch gears, helping ensure smoother power transfer and improved mechanical efficiency.

Key considerations include strict pitch compatibility and accurate mesh: the SG-64101 conforms to the 64 pitch standard and must be used with a 64 pitch pinion. Correct mesh adjustment is vital to avoid accelerated wear or noisy operation. Verify backlash and gear contact while under load before locking the setup.

Typical roles for this part include replacement spares, altering gear ratios for handling the car's performance envelope, and any scenario where smoother tooth engagement trims drivetrain losses. It is a general component and not tied to a specific vehicle model.

Installation and tuning tips

  • Confirm pinion pitch: fit only with a 64 pitch pinion gear.
  • Set gear mesh: ensure teeth engage cleanly without any binding before tightening fasteners.
  • Test run: perform a short operational check, monitor temperature and sound, then adjust mesh if required.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo 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.

Does this gear require a specific pinion pitch?

Yes. The SG-64101 is a 64 pitch spur and must be mated with a 64 pitch pinion to achieve proper tooth engagement.

How often should I re-check mesh after initial runs?

Inspect the mesh and fasteners after the first few short runs and then periodically during regular maintenance, especially after heavy use or impacts, to ensure continued proper engagement.

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