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[gzminiz]

Has anyone have experience with both of these? Been replacing my plastic gears and have started with NSR gears but heard good things about Sloting plus and Ninco has some new gears that look similar. Also like the color coding, but just curious if anyone can compare the brands. Friction? Mesh? Sound?

Cheers

[gref]

don't buy thr NSR "ninco" set for ninco cars as they are 3/32 and won't fit the Ninco axle, I found out the hard way

[gzminiz]

hehe, 2.46 vs 3/32. I got an axle, hubs, gears, bearings to suit.

[gref]

gzminiz, on May 3 2010, 03:54 PM, said:

hehe, 2.46 vs 3/32. I got an axle, hubs, gears, bearings to suit.

yep wish they put that on the description

[sax0607]

Gref,

if your looking to off load the Nsr / ninco gear set , I can help out.

Matt

Edited by sax0607, 03 May 2010 - 07:19 PM.

[gref]

sax0607, on May 3 2010, 07:18 PM, said:

Gref,

if your looking to off load the Nsr / ninco gear set , I can help out.

Matt

I might take you up on that offer! Or if you happen to come across Ninco #80231 - that's the parts I need

ps think I ordered 2 more of these NSR sets from Pendles (without knowing)

[jazzbell]

NSR and sloting plus are great products.The hole product range from wheels to bearings are second to none.

As for the gear mesh of these 2 products, you can't here a thing ,thats how well they mesh together.

The slotting plus range spur gears are coloured,which is great.As for the Nsr range is only starting now to colour their spur gears.

Ninco do make a nice product,but the gear mesh is always noisy.The only problem i have with the ninco gears is that they come as a pinion/spur pack.Meaning 13/31or 12/32 and so on.
They are coloured spurs which is good,but the product range in spurs is very limited.

Don't forget slot.it,still one of the top products. Nothing wrong with their gears.

regards shane a

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