Jamie Garofalo
Dec 12, 2003, 07:04 PM
I'm not 100% sure if it will fit. I used to have a Tamiya Blazing Star
buggy and I think the smallest was a 20.
A smaller pinion is going to get you off the line quicker and reduce
top end slightly. Then again, it might be a HUGE difference if your
jumping 2-3 teeth at a time.
NOTE: Tamiya cars use a "metric" pinion. A standard 48P or 32P will
not work and cause the drive train to bind and click.
-Jamie
buggy and I think the smallest was a 20.
A smaller pinion is going to get you off the line quicker and reduce
top end slightly. Then again, it might be a HUGE difference if your
jumping 2-3 teeth at a time.
NOTE: Tamiya cars use a "metric" pinion. A standard 48P or 32P will
not work and cause the drive train to bind and click.
-Jamie