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lincpimp · 04.24.2009, 02:24 AM

I have asked this before... No luck so far.

You currently have 2 options that i know of (and a third that may not work for you.)

1. Get a colleted pinion adapter from td racing, it accepts the lst second gear screw-on pinions (and mike's 2 speed screw on pinions), it is pricey, but allows a large range (20-30t) of pinions, and is very well made.

2. Go to sdp-si, look in the metric steel spur section and geat one of their limited sizes. I have the 18 and 20t pinions and they are wel made, but not hardened, so plastic spurs only.

3. have Mike bore out one of his 2 speed adapters to 6mm bore (he did it for me) and use lst or Mike's screw on pinions. This may not work if you use it in reverse, as the pinion may unscrew.

And if all that fails, take the endbell off and have your local machinist turn it down to 5mm.

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lincpimp Check out my huge box! Offline Posts: 11,935 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Slidell, LA	04.24.2009, 02:24 AM I have asked this before... No luck so far. You currently have 2 options that i know of (and a third that may not work for you.) 1. Get a colleted pinion adapter from td racing, it accepts the lst second gear screw-on pinions (and mike's 2 speed screw on pinions), it is pricey, but allows a large range (20-30t) of pinions, and is very well made. 2. Go to sdp-si, look in the metric steel spur section and geat one of their limited sizes. I have the 18 and 20t pinions and they are wel made, but not hardened, so plastic spurs only. 3. have Mike bore out one of his 2 speed adapters to 6mm bore (he did it for me) and use lst or Mike's screw on pinions. This may not work if you use it in reverse, as the pinion may unscrew. And if all that fails, take the endbell off and have your local machinist turn it down to 5mm. Alot of Savage parts for sale!!!