Spur Gear 87T (48 Pitch) - Fits E-Firestorm

Brand: HPI

Part No: HPI-86946

$6.35 ~~RRP $6.69~~

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The HPI Spur Gear 87T (48 Pitch) is a genuine HPI spare part for routine maintenance and repairs. Listed as part number HPI-86946, it offers a like-for-like replacement to help restore smooth, consistent drivetrain performance.

Key Details

87-tooth spur gear
48 pitch
Genuine HPI quality
Part number HPI-86946

Suggested Compatibility

Referenced by HPI for the E‑Firestorm (suggested compatibility). Please consult your model’s manual to confirm gearing and installation.

An essential wear item, replacing the spur gear at the first signs of wear can reduce noise and maintain reliable meshing with matching 48 pitch drivetrain components.

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#86946 - SPUR GEAR 87T (48 PITCH) E-FIRESTORM

Genuine HPI quality spare part for easy maintenance and repairs.

Key Info:

Brand: HPI
Part No: HPI-86946
Barcode: 4944258869469
Fitment: Standard Part

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Hi does this part fit the e firestorm.. The hole looks really small and I have the slipper clutch on it too... You haven't got any of the others in stock have you??

Micheal Clark / 6th August 2018

Yes this is listed for E-Firestorm. If you check in your manual it will show the exact part number you require.

Ben @ Wheelspin Models

I wish to upgrade my HPI e firestorm flux's spur gear. Is there a aluminium part available?

Owen Knight / 31st December 2016

No, and we wouldn't recommend fitting an alloy spur as you could instead damage something inside the gearbox - which will be much tricker and more expensive to repair than a simple spur gear.

Ben @ Wheelspin Models

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