Alain UK

I tried using a steel spur gear and it always ripped off my clutch bell,how about this new steel spur gear from hpi is it a nice hopups?any of you guys used this spur gear?

Chronic

You have to run a hardened bell with a steel spur, and failures then woud be the result of either a defective part or bad meshing.

I've never run a steel spur in the Savage, but I would go with the HPI racing setup if I decided to.

Gravrober

Steel spur set up work very nice if they are set up correctly. I have two Robinson Racing sets that I run sometimes.
Yeah if you don't run a hardened bell or set your mesh right you will have problems.

digregoriod

2 gallons on platsic and still going strong...........

SavXMan

I run an HPI steel spur with a HPI racing clutchbell and they work great. Don't use the locktite that comes with the spur, use some good stuff....trust me.[]

Top-cop-nj

I also run the hpi steel spur, when I dropped my 457 in my X I had a tough time getting my vented cb off my 4.1 and it ended up in 2 pieces. I now run a robinson hardened cb with the steel spur and all's well.

amwhite2005

I have the steel spur gear and it has been running fine for about a gallon. Make sure your mesh is correct. It will be fine as long as you run a racing clutch bell. You also want to check your mesh after you land a jump upside down.

Alain UK

i got a titanium spur gear, do you think using a racing cb will do the trick?

amwhite2005

where did you get a titanium spur gear? I would have thought any hardened clutch bell will do the trick.

Alain UK

i bought it from ebay last yr and i always ripped my hardened cb...thats why im asking if the new steel spur gear from hpi is the best option part to buy?

amwhite2005

I have the HPI steel one, the older sort... It is pretty good. some say it limits performance, but I bash so that isn't a problem for me.

46u

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Stock plastic spur with HPI race CB works just fine for me.

Josh222

The steel spur migth be ehavier than the titanium one but it will last longer. Titanium is stronger than steel but not harder