Yokomo YOKSG-A4884 - DCS 84T Spur Gear (DP48)  [YOKSG-A4884]

Yokomo SG-A4884 - DCS 84T Spur Gear (DP48)
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USD$7.50
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKSG-A4884
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DCS 84T Spur Gear for DP48

The Yokomo YOKSG-A4884 DCS 84T spur gear is an RC-scale replacement part intended for DP48 drivetrain configurations. It serves as the large spur in the reduction train and is used where a specific 84-tooth count is required to set the vehicle's final drive ratio.

This component's role is strictly mechanical within the model's gearbox: it interfaces with the motor pinion and other drivetrain elements to define acceleration response and top-speed balance. When swapping spur gears, confirm that the gear seats and shaft alignments match the DP48 layout before final assembly.

Installation notes: mount the spur gear on the designated output shaft, secure any retaining hardware specified by your chassis, and rotate the drivetrain by hand to check for smooth engagement. Adjust gear mesh until rotation is free of binding while avoiding excessive play that can accelerate wear.

Tuning and maintenance: changing to an 84T spur alters the gear ratio compared with smaller or larger spurs, so expect corresponding changes in throttle feel and effective gearing. Regularly inspect tooth profiles for chips or wear, keep mating surfaces clean, and verify compatible pinion dimensions to maintain consistent mesh.

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.
Yes, this part is intended for use with DP48 drivetrain layouts where an 84T spur is required.
Hand-rotate the drivetrain, look for smooth engagement, and adjust until there is no binding and minimal play between teeth.
Inspect teeth for wear or damage, keep the gear and pinion clean, and confirm bearings and shaft alignment during routine checks.

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