HPI Savage Titanium centre gear teeth TSAV1000 technical upgrade by GPM  [TSAV1000]

HPI Savage /Savage X Titanium Centre Gear Box Teeth With Screws - 5pcs set (29Td, 32Td, 23Td)(37T2Td, 44T1Td) - GPM TSAV1000
Price:
USD$123.60
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TSAV1000
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Precision titanium centre teeth for Savage drivetrains

This five-piece titanium teeth set is produced as an aftermarket replacement for HPI Savage and Savage X centre gearbox teeth used in the central drivetrain. The kit comprises titanium tooth components and matching screws; tooth variants are listed as 29Td, 32Td, 23Td, 37T2Td and 44T1Td, which must be matched to your spur and pinion arrangement prior to selection.

Engineered for improved service life and consistent mesh, the titanium components reduce wear on mating parts and maintain tooth profile under typical RC loads. The design is aimed at hobbyists seeking a precision upgrade for gearbox durability and predictable tuning response.

Specifications

  • Item: Titanium centre gear box teeth set with screws, 5 pcs
  • Material: Titanium
  • Model Number: TSAV1000
  • Compatibility: HPI Savage / Savage X

Use this precision set when replacing worn centre gears or when changing ratios that require matched tooth counts; verify tooth codes and perform a mesh check after installation.

What inspection steps ensure correct gear selection?

Confirm the tooth code (29Td, 32Td, 23Td, 37T2Td, 44T1Td) against your current spur and pinion, verify shaft alignment and mounting hole positions, then do a hand-rotation mesh check before final torque.

Are these components machined to tight tolerances?

The titanium teeth are produced with precision fit and finish to ensure consistent profile and reliable engagement; check mating surfaces and fasteners during fitment for best results.

What maintenance practices extend service life?

Regularly inspect for uniform wear, maintain correct mesh and lubrication on mating gears, and retorque screws after initial running to preserve alignment and longevity.

How should I validate installation under load?

After fitting, perform a low-speed run to monitor for binding, then progressively increase load while checking temperature and noise; stop immediately if abnormal vibration appears.