Is there a difference between Mod 1 pinion and a 48p pinion

[RC MAN]

Hi everyone!

Just wondering what I said above

Cheers,

 

[Chubaka]

The pitch is different. 32p and mod 1 is close, 48p is far away in my opinion. Below is a pic of each. The first is 48p, the second is mod 1.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=48p+vs+mo...absolutehobbyz.com/assets/images/ptk-8070.jpg

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=48p+vs+mo...inion-gear-hard-machined-48p-27t-5mm-bore.jpg

If possible, id go 32p or mod 1 as they handle my driving style better.

 

[ahr43]

Hey RC MAN. Here is info that may be of interest:

1.0 module-referred to as metric 32 is actually a standard 25.4 pitch. Fits 5mm pinion shaft.
0.8 module is same as 32 standard pitch. Fits 1/8in pinion shaft.
0.6 module-referred to as metric 48 pitch is actually standard 42.3 pitch. Fits 1/8in pinion shaft.

Robinson Racing Products (aka RRP) makes an adapter sleeve that will mate a Mod1 5mm pinion to a 1/8in shaft.

Operationally, and as a general rule, a 48P pinion makes smaller difference to gear ratio and a 32P a larger difference. Said another way, 32P gets you close in gearing; 48P gets you spot on the sweet spot. 32P generally has bigger, stronger teeth than 48P. For that reason it is gaining favor among bashers. Mod1 gearing seems the go-to for speed runners. Hope this helps.

[Edit to incl 48P info and Opnl para.] Cheers. 'AC'

 

[RC MAN]

Hey RC MAN. Here is info that may be of interest:

1.0 module-referred to as metric 32 is actually a standard 25.4 pitch. Fits 5mm pinion shaft.
0.8 module is same as 32 standard pitch. Fits 1/8in pinion shaft.
0.6 module-referred to as metric 48 pitch is actually standard 42.3 pitch. Fits 1/8in pinion shaft.

Robinson Racing Products (aka RRP) makes an adapter sleeve that will mate a Mod1 5mm pinion to a 1/8in shaft.

Operationally, and as a general rule, a 48P pinion makes smaller difference to gear ratio and a 32P a larger difference. Said another way, 32P gets you close in gearing; 48P gets you spot on the sweet spot. 32P generally has bigger, stronger teeth than 48P. For that reason it is gaining favor among bashers. Mod1 gearing seems the go-to for speed runners. Hope this helps.

[Edit to incl 48P info and Opnl para.] Cheers. 'AC'

Thanks for the clarification!

The pitch is different. 32p and mod 1 is close, 48p is far away in my opinion. Below is a pic of each. The first is 48p, the second is mod 1.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=48p+vs+mod+1+gear&t=samsung&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images&iai=https://www.absolutehobbyz.com/assets/images/ptk-8070.jpg

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=48p+vs+mod+1+gear&t=samsung&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images&iai=https://cdn1.asaphobbies.com/28206-large_default/pinion-gear-hard-machined-48p-27t-5mm-bore.jpg

If possible, id go 32p or mod 1 as they handle my driving style better.

Thanks for the response!

Will try to go 32p if possible as it sounds more tough

 

[RC MAN]

Hey RC MAN. Here is info that may be of interest:

1.0 module-referred to as metric 32 is actually a standard 25.4 pitch. Fits 5mm pinion shaft.
0.8 module is same as 32 standard pitch. Fits 1/8in pinion shaft.
0.6 module-referred to as metric 48 pitch is actually standard 42.3 pitch. Fits 1/8in pinion shaft.

Robinson Racing Products (aka RRP) makes an adapter sleeve that will mate a Mod1 5mm pinion to a 1/8in shaft.

Operationally, and as a general rule, a 48P pinion makes smaller difference to gear ratio and a 32P a larger difference. Said another way, 32P gets you close in gearing; 48P gets you spot on the sweet spot. 32P generally has bigger, stronger teeth than 48P. For that reason it is gaining favor among bashers. Mod1 gearing seems the go-to for speed runners. Hope this helps.

[Edit to incl 48P info and Opnl para.] Cheers. 'AC'

Hey, just one more thing.... Do RRP make a 5mm motor shaft to a 1\8 pinion adapted?

Cheers,

 

[ahr43]

Hey, just one more thing.... Do RRP make a 5mm motor shaft to a 1\8 pinion adapted?

Cheers,

This is all Amain shows in a search. That's where I bought the adapter. Couldn't find it on the RRP website. This is what you are looking for?

RRP1200

 

[RC MAN]

This is all Amain shows in a search. That's where I bought the adapter. Couldn't find it on the RRP website. This is what you are looking for?

RRP1200

Yep, it was!

Thanks