Nice pinions but the 20t def wasn't machined out to save weight, it had a solid face. Other than that works as it should
The ProTek pinions are good quality and light. Very good value.
I have purchased many of these ProTek aluminum pinions. They are always machined well (true), they are lightweight and don't come loose. Price is great.
I have purchased many of these ProTek aluminum pinions. They are always machined well (true), they are lightweight and don't come loose. Price is great.
I have purchased many of these ProTek aluminum pinions. They are always machined well (true), they are lightweight and don't come loose. Price is great.
Low gear pinion. Clean look with engraved tooth count.
Low gear pinion. Clean look with engraved tooth count.
Low gear pinion. Clean look with engraved tooth count.
Works well with Element Sendero with Portals.. I run 73 Spur btw
I love amain they have great customer service and fast shipping.
Used as intended on my TLR 1/10th scale 22 5.0 buggy, they are fantastic, i have raced with them, practiced i haven't had any issues with them, i have a few for spares but i haven't had to use them yet.
Once again, my go-to pinion. They're light, smooth and have never come loose or failed me.
I've only been using the Pro-Tek pinions for a while now because they are light, machined well and cheap.
Very good pinion gears. Machined well, light and look good.
These are good pinions. Machined well and light. Good price too.
Bought with my element builders kit 2 it said hard aluminum and I thought great it’s going against a plastic spur should be okay. It wasn’t lasted maybe a month and now it looks like I put it in a sand blaster. it’s covered by a cover and not exposed to sand and dust but the plastic spur is fine. Maybe I should get a plastic pinion ?
These are very nice. Precise fit and a nice appearance.
Used this on Senton-Mega v3 with NiMH. Ran it about twice per week on mostly high grip (tarmac) surfaces, it eventually lasted about a month before pinion teeth started looking like shark teeth. I frequently checked to make sure mesh looked good, it might've not always been perfectly meshed but I feel like a "metal" pinion gear should not deform this easily/quickly when meshed against a plastic spur gear.
Completely stripped in 20 min on 2S Brushless. Although super weak for me they are perfectly made and crazy light. As long as your not pushing a ton of power these are great.
I am not sure what's going with the so called harden alm. gears. I fried like 2 of these. I noticed the spur gears are much harder than the pinions. I had a burr in the spur I didn't see and sure enough it damaged the pinion. If you run in a sandy track cover your shit...lol
