HPI Baja Precision Spur Gear Adaptor BJ115 Alloy by GPM  [BJ115]

HPI Baja Alloy Spur Gear Adaptor - 1pc - GPM BJ115
Price:
USD$32.00
Brand:
GPM
Model:
BJ115
GTIN:
4894538025248
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision spur adaptor for HPI Baja drivetrains

This machined alloy spur gear adaptor is a replacement component intended for HPI Baja platforms. It provides the mating surface between the spur gear and gearbox or motor mount, maintaining axial alignment and consistent mounting geometry for the drive train.

Installation notes focus on seating accuracy and axial alignment: ensure the adaptor sits flush on the spur hub, secure with the original hardware, and verify pinion mesh and backlash once installed. The component is supplied as a single pcs unit to replace worn adaptors while preserving existing motor and spur gear specifications.

Specifications

  • Item: Spur Gear Adaptor
  • Material: Alloy
  • Model Number: BJ115
  • Compatibility: HPI Baja

Use BJ115 to reinstate correct spur mounting and preserve drivetrain geometry on HPI Baja platforms; inspect mesh after fitment for optimal performance.

Measure the spur hub diameter and compare the adaptor seating face; BJ115 is machined to match HPI Baja hub profiles and requires the original fastening method.
Verify pinion mesh and backlash carefully after installation and inspect adjacent drivetrain components for compatibility with metal adaptors under increased torque loads.
Yes, the machined alloy construction provides repeatable seating and wear resistance, making BJ115 suitable for multiple service cycles if no damage is present.
After fitting, ensure the adaptor is flush, fasteners torqued appropriately, then run a slow gear-in check to confirm correct mesh and acceptable backlash before full-power testing.