KM012A Aluminium Motorcycle Gearbox Housing KM012A by GPM  [KM012A]

Kyosho Motor Cycle Alloy Gear Box With Screws (Big Teeth Gear Design) - 1pc set - GPM KM012A
Price:
USD$20.90
Brand:
GPM
Model:
KM012A
GTIN:
4894538136869
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Precision KM012A gearbox assembly for Kyosho motorcycle chassis

The KM012A is a CNC-friendly alloy gearbox housing offered as a single-piece replacement kit complete with mounting screws. It employs a large-tooth spur layout to modify engagement geometry and increase overall housing stiffness relative to OEM plastic units.

Constructed from aluminium alloy, the housing alters load distribution and gear contact patterns through its enlarged tooth profile, which can reduce compliance in tuned drivetrains and improve repeatable mesh under varying torque conditions.

Installation requires removal of the original gearbox, correct orientation of the alloy housing to attain the intended mesh setting, and tightening of the supplied screws to the recommended torque. Validate shaft alignment and freeplay by rotating the drivetrain before powered testing to prevent premature component wear.

Specifications

  • Item: Kyosho Motor Cycle Alloy Gear Box With Screws
  • Material: Aluminum alloy
  • Model Number: GPM KM012A
  • Compatibility: Designed for Kyosho motorcycle RC models

For precision builders seeking a stiffer aluminium gearbox for drivetrain tuning, the KM012A provides consistent mesh characteristics; confirm dimensional fitment with your Kyosho motorcycle prior to final assembly.

The kit ships as a one-piece aluminium gearbox housing with the required mounting screws for installation.
A larger tooth profile changes contact patch and mesh depth, so set a slightly different clearance than with fine-tooth spurs and verify engagement across rotation.
Use the supplied screws and tighten incrementally to secure alignment; follow general hobby torque guidance to avoid stripping threads or distorting the housing.
Apply a compatible synthetic gear grease to mating gears, perform initial low-load runs and recheck mesh after a short break-in period to confirm stability.