Spur Gear - 110BS, A2027, A2029 and A2035

 DAJARAJA 305 points

hi robert,how come you cant pm him on hk forum,your still a member (if its you 10/3/2009).sour41 is all over the net with same contact details ,only going back a year so wouldnt think he would change contact details when people are wanting parts for hk beatle?

 robert 46 points

how does this help me i still cant contact him the says error every time i try i am a member

 DAJARAJA 305 points

get on the hk forum,and go to a post hes replied to .RC Cars, Trucks & Cycles ,sub Electric Powered.click on his name and pm him.now if you have any probs with this (still get error)let me know and i will try for you.if i get a reply from him on details i will only pm you on the forum what he said (how to order)goodluck thanks for cred but just happy to help. ive pm you on hk forum a message to read and to test everything is working right.

 robert 46 points

i did what you said i got sour41 clicked on his name clicked privite message and boom error again

 DAJARAJA 305 points

no probs, ill send him a message.did you get mine ?

 robert 46 points

no i did not

 DAJARAJA 305 points

ok robert,he replied.his name on youtube is PacifiC AngeL.his email is up to date (he has contacted me on this ).get online 1/16 Monster Beatle 110BS STEEL and Alu parts -youtube goodluck friend :)

 filoche77 1 points

I can't post on the forum.... :(

 DAJARAJA 305 points

this might help,go online and search- sour 41 rc hk beatle contact details = rc groups**** (it has a contact )good luck.

 Justin 8 points

Yeah its for the 1/16 racing buggy. They sometimes can't be found with the parts. I found it under 1/16 monster beetle.

 Bugsmasher 72 points

There's a guy on the Hobbyking forum that sells machined metal spur gears. Look up user name Sour41.

 cpstrommen 18 points

No, hobbyking does not sell a metal replacement spur gear. I wish they did!

 Bugsmasher 72 points

I bought a nice one off Sour41.

 tramsgar 235 points

You would also need a steel pinion gear to go with that.

 Lukezam 11 points

hobbyking forum does not let me private message sour41, what can i do? i really need the part

 vicenzo 2 points

But do u know if exists? I bought the Rally Extreme to do real rally but the sand is damaging this spur gear, I wold like to install an metal part

 Rexy03 1055 points

no it wont work in the hobbyking cars

 Rexy03 1055 points

i would like to get my hands on one though to see what I could do to make it fit

 Rexy03 1055 points

the bore = 4.1mm the OD = 30.8mm

 Rexy03 1055 points

If you search for " sour41 " you will find steel gears plus other parts but they seem to be hard to get

 Rexy03 1055 points

look for " Sour41 HobbyKing Forums - 1/16 Monster Beatle "

 Rexy03 1055 points

only available in Nylon

 HENRY 22 points

hello and yes due always check the gear mesh as the motor and motor mount screws due seem to come loose and you can try to put a drop of blue lock tight on the screws and also always check the asjustment on the slipper clutch as i have over tightened the screws and that will make the slipper clutch to tight to not work and to set the slipper clutch screws i always snug the screws down evenly and then back off the screws about a 1/4 turn and then with the truck on the ground i apply pressure on the car and then try to move the spure gear if it wont then back off the screws a little each one or if it rolles to easy then tighten the screws a little as you should have some roll ristence well hope this helps

 Fumaaa 22 points

This is nylon

 nelsonp 23 points

no this from plastic, if you looking from nylon its an optional part and also more higher price

 tramsgar 235 points

I'd say every month or so, give or take.

 Michael 1 points

Even if it is out place an order.

 nelsonp 23 points

this with advance material use nylon

 Bugsmasher 72 points

I bought a machined metal one off a guy on the HobbyKing forums for $10.

 Gonzalo 2 points

thanks for your reply but where I get the nylon or $ 10????

 nelsonp 23 points

the part number is 33324 spur gear

 Bugsmasher 72 points

Do a search in the HobbyKing forums for user name Sour41 He makes and sells metal gears for it.

 tramsgar 235 points

33324 has its holes drilled a mm too far apart. If you're spending that kind of money, check with sour41 instead.

 Rexy03 1055 points

Mine fit up OK

 joshuav 78 points

Yes this is for the Turnigy 1/16 4WD Buggy. It is the exact same as the stock spur gear.

 nelsonp 23 points

yes it does ,from manual book A2003T this part code is 33324 spur gear made from Nylon but the price is more expensive

 joshuav 78 points

Is it 0.5 mod or 48p? (I think it's 0.5 mod, but I'm not sure.) And if it is 0.5 mod, can I use it in combination with gear #E3.17-0.5-17T in the Turnigy 1/16 Racing Buggy? I stripped the spur gear and need a new one. I also need a different pinion, because my motor shaft is 3.17mm (that's why I need a pinion something like #E3.17-0.5-17T).

 StillOnTheRun44 43 points

Yes it is 48 Pitch (0.5 MOD)

 Nisaoirse 11 points

Yes it does.

 calpic 16 points

Yes it fits.

 HENRY 22 points

hello and yes this spure gear will fit the 1/16 buggy and the 1/18 stadium truck and also the no longer made trinity now brushless truggy and the trinity itsy bitsy spyder and also the trinity blade hope this help all

 sh4erb 63 points

these are HK model codes. For example 110BS is Monster Beatle model code.

 msbzzbmb 12 points

They are the model numbers of the cars it is compatible with. Eg 110bs is the Monster Beatle. Hope that helps :-)

 ne143d 10 points

thats just the model number of the products it will work on/with

 bullwinkle 1 points

they are the part numbers of ocmpatible models

 Helimike1976 72 points

yup, you should be able to.

 brian 39 points

Yes this is a direct fit for the 1/16 buggy as well.

 MarceloMMY 93 points

Yes you can.

 camerin 6 points

yes you just need to make sure it meshes togeather well with you pinnion and it need to fit on your drive shaft

 bullwinkle 1 points

yes its a direct fit

 Daniel Ramirez 2 points

I have this buggy and this is the weakest part, I bought 10 pieces in my last purchase. The replacement is easy to be made

 HENRY 22 points

hello and yes it will fit the 1/16 buggy and as i have found out for my self be sure to tighten both screws the same and when you get them snug back them off about 1/4 turn out and reinstall then when all in put on ground and bottom out the truck with presure and try to turn the spure gear as it should turn with youre thumb with some resentice if you cant loosen up the screws or if you can turn it easy then tighten the screws some hope this helps

 MrSWEDE 41 points

sorry m8 i wish it was in alu but its plastic!

 MarceloMMY 93 points

No its plastic and very soft. I dont like this part. The car is good , but this is the worth part in this car.

 rtwannab 6 points

Also the stock motor pinion gear what is it. 2 mm shaft 3mm shaft or what so in know what delrin to get to replace it.

 Johan - (SA) 56 points

Hi, its 0.5, 48 pitch. The shaft is 2.3mm the standard pinion gear is a 15T.

 bullwinkle 1 points

the motor shaft is 2.3mm

 Fernando 2 points

I think your question is not clear

 andrepar 2 points

how to open the broken screw? my screw can not move? still not clear? just forget it, not to answer...

 Charrua 2 points

lo mejor es calentarlo con un soplete chico yo hice eso y se aflojo enseguida despues que lo saques te conbiene usar loctite para tornillos. saludos Suerte

 andrepar 2 points

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 mattm 22 points

In general removing small broken screws is best done by drilling the screw out. Use a drill bit smaller than the screw, so if the screw is 2.5 mm use a 1.8 mm drill bit, or 2.0 mm drill bit if the screw's thread is very fine. Put the drill bit in the screw's head and drill through the screw. After drilling all the way through use needle nose pliers to crush and remove the remains of the screw. There is also a tool called a "screw extractor". Search for this on google or youtube.

 biggfol 29 points

Cut a slot with a small cutting blade and use a flat blade screwdriver to un-screw it.

 sour41 126 points

Loosen Outdrive, and remove with Slipper

 biggfol 29 points

You need to removed the screws from the top brace, front and rear and then you can bend the diff back and remove it that way or take the screws out from under the chassis and take the whole diff out.

 ikken 32 points

Yes it fit on the 1/16 Brushless 4WD Racing Buggy

 Mar11 1968 points

Are u sure ? The buggy is newly sold by hk Y isn't this listed for the Hugh to ? Did u try it ?

 ikken 32 points

Yes I aim 1000% sure!!! It's only the body of the buggy that's not the same and the tires also!!! www.link

 vini_itu 12 points

Yes, he serves in his Buggy

 Bisht 10 points

Dont use Metal, if anything metal stuck between your motor and Spur Gear then it will disturb your motor or Spur Gear aligenment. So Plastic is good and cheap, only replacement is the only problem.

 vini_itu 12 points

No, but the plastic is good and has an affordable price. (Credit the message)

 sour41 126 points

I used the metal gear, this leads to the death of Rear Differential

 shoaib 4 points

suggestion, not to use metal spur gear. if small sand particles mesh between pinion nd spur so 1 think must b broke, which is weak either spur or pinion

 Pawel 8 points

Where can i buy metal spur gear? Diferential can be upgreaded with hard steel gears from mini inferno st at gpmparts com.

 Duane 2 points

I haven't seen an aluminum replacement. A plastic spur gear is a cheap, easily replaceable weak link. If you strengthen it, you may start breaking other components of the drive line.

 Merlin.swe 20 points

You would wear the gears out if they both been made of metal. They would have to be built in a gearbox with some sort of lubrication.

 ezarc 138 points

You cant get any that I know of yet but it would be a good idea, they have a adjustable slipper clutch in the cars anyway so if you back that off you cant damage the diffs, it will just slip under too much power. But try and make a plastic spur/pinion gaurd to stop dirt and sand getting in there.

 random1265 8 points

Yes you Cus but it would reck up the diffs. It would also shred quick also make a lot of shreiks and noise

 scoobyblue 3 points

i have found that alloy in this buggy is not a flash idea. you strip spur like tiolet papper and the brass pinion gear will not hold up to the friction and you be left with a pretty glod brass line upinside you bodyu lol

 vini_itu 12 points

Not yet Aegisthus replacement for aluminum

 mattm 22 points

The spur gear lasts much longer if you correctly set the mesh between the pinion and spur gears. To do this, cut a small strip of paper and place it between the two gears with the motor's adjustment screw loosened. Press the pinion gear into the spur gear and tighten the adjustment screw, while holindg the two gears together. Rotate the spur to remove the paper strip, and you will have an excellent meshing between the two gears. I have 20 or more packs through my A2003T buggy and I am still using the same spur gear the car came with. I drive on asphalt, rocky terrain, and gritty horrible concrete dust with rocks in it.

 tramsgar 235 points

Where's the adjustment screw? I just find four screws holding it into place.

 Bandit 87 points

You have to check the height between engine in relation to the chassis, because the HK 1 / 16 model the chassis has an opening and the gear is fitted in this opening.

Você tem que verificar a altura em que esta montado o motor em relação ao chassi, pois no modelo 1/16 da HK o chassi tem uma abertura e a engrenagem fica encaixado nesta abertura.

 vini_itu 12 points

Perhaps a friend, you must measure the space to see if it fits or not. good luck

 hansenroy 30 points

try to use a new hex screwdriver one,and use wd40 first let it work for 5min.

 Duane 2 points

Use a file or Dremmel tool to remove the rounded part of your hex. This will expose clean hex tool edges.

 micfro 2 points

I am also experiencing problems removing this. It seems to be glued, and stuck! I have tried the wd40, but without any luck. I guess I have to use the Dremel, and wait for some spare parts...

 Gagenie 43 points

Ya, I have same problem I got them out using a 1/16" imperial hex which is a little bigger and fits in tight.

 alainvbelle 205 points

Same problem here...You should warm it up with burner or soldering iron, try to isolate the plastic parts of the flame with tinfoil

 grupps 9 points

i cant get this screw out, what size hex does it take? Might have to find a hardened hex. Last resort i will have to drill it out which is BS

 ezarc 138 points

I think its glued in with thread lock, I rounded off 6 new 1.5mm allen keys trying to get it out. Im goint to drill it out.