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Belt Length = (teeth count) x (teeth size)

Car Name {center/f-r pulleys} (front/rear teeth count) (teeth size)
  • HB Cyclone (169/62) (3.0mm)
  • HB Cyclone TC (170/63) (3.25mm)
  • HB TCX (171/64) (3.0mm)
  • Yokomo BD (172/63) (3.0mm)
  • Kyosho TF5 (149/74) (3.0mm)
  • Tamiya TRF414m (169/59) (4mm)
  • Tamiya TRF414m2 (169/59) (4mm)
  • Tamiya TRF 415(169/59) (3.0mm)
  • Tamiya TRF 416 (172/58) (3.0mm)
  • Tamiya TRF 416X (172/59) (3.0mm)
  • Xray T1/ T2 / 007 (169/60) (3.0mm)
  • Xray T2 008/009 EU {20/3a 4t} (169/61) (3.0mm)
  • Xray T2 008 EU {16/38t} (??/??) (3.0mm)
  • Xray T2 008/009 US {20/34t} (169/62) (3.0mm)
  • Xray T2 009 EU Motor Forward Conversion {20/38t} (167/66) (3.0mm)
  • Xray T3 EU {20/38t} (171/63) (3.0mm)
  • Xray T2 2012 {20/38t} (171/63) (3.0mm)
  • Xray T4 {20/38t}
  • AE TC5 (172/64) (3.5mm)
  • AE TC6 (172/64) (3.5mm)
  • Corally RDX/Phi (169/62/70/71) (3.0mm)
  • Schumacher Mi2/3 (171/60) (3.6mm)
  • Schumacher Mi6Evo (171/60) 3.0mm
  • Serpent S400 (167/59) (3.5mm)
  • Robitronics Avid (185/62) (3.00mm)
  • TOP Racing Scythe {15/33t} (130/94) (3.00mm)
  • TOP Racing Photon {20/40t} (172/63) (3.0mm)
  • TOP Racing Photon with XRay 38t spool/diff {20/38t} (171/62) (3.0mm)
  • Awesomatix A800 {20/38t}
  • Awesomatix A800X {20/38t}
  • Gizmo Beta {20/38}
  • Gizmo GZ2 {18/35}
  • Capricorn TE03 {19/38}
  • Destiny Rx-10sr {20/37t}
  • Destiny Rx-10sr {20/38t}
  • Destiny Rx-10sr {20/40t}
  • Sakura Zero (174/57) (~3.5mm)
  • Sakura Xi (172/59) (~3.5mm)

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Old 02-24-2009, 07:29 AM
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Would I be able to get some help for belt sizes (teeth) from various cars?

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HB Cyclone (169/62) (3.5mm)
HB Cyclone TC (170/63) (3.5mm)
Yokomo BD (172/63) (3.5mm)
Kyosho TF5 (149/74) (3.0mm)
TRF 415(169/59) (3.0mm)
TRF 416 (172/58) (3.0mm)
Xray T1/ T2 / 007 (169/60) (3.0mm)
Xray T2 008 (169/61) (3.0mm)
AE TC5 (172/64) (3.75mm)
RDX/Phi (169/62/70/71) (3.0mm)
Mi2/3 (171/60) (3.6mm)
S400 (167/59) (3.5mm)
Robitronics Avid (185/62)
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(F/R)

Cyclone (169/62) and (170/63)
BD (172/63)
TRF 415/416 (169/170/59/60)
Xray (169/60/61/62)
TC5 (172/63)
RDX/Phi (169/62/70/71)
Mi2/3 (171/60)
S400 (167/59)

what???
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wholly molly Thanks

Are most of the belts 3mm?
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Originally Posted by airborneranger
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Are most of the belts 3mm?
all of them are 3mm tooth spacing (pitch). they vary in width between 3 and 4.5 mm.
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Do you also happen to know the widths of each?
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Originally Posted by airborneranger
Do you also happen to know the widths of each?
well, duh..

i know the xray/corally belts are real narrow, whereas the schumacher/ae ones are a smidge wider. these are close estimates:

Cyclone (169/62) and (170/63) (3.5mm)
BD (172/63) (3.5mm)
TRF 415/416 (169/170/59/60) (3.5mm)
Xray (169/60/61/62) (3.0mm)
TC5 (172/63) (3.75mm)
RDX/Phi (169/62/70/71) (3.0mm)
Mi2/3 (171/60) (3.75mm)
S400 (167/59) (3.5mm)

are you at all concerned with the tooth profile? (this is cracking me up).
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Old 02-24-2009, 10:31 AM
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Sorry I'm a noob when it comes to belts

I guess that would be important too if I was trying to swap belts.
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holy smokes man how do you know all that!?
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Originally Posted by B18C Turbo
holy smokes man how do you know all that!?
Before I got rid of my xray t2's, I used tower to find a 169T belt. What I found was a cyclone belt at about half the cost. Not all of towers listed belts have tooth counts, but enough do.

When I was parking lost racing and needed a rear belt for my T2, I went to the local hobby shop and picked up a RS4 belt and narrowed it to 3mm. Not bad, I was able to fix my car the same day and not pay shipping, and since it was a 1/2 off sale item I only paid like $4 after tax.
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Originally Posted by seaball
well, duh..

i know the xray/corally belts are real narrow, whereas the schumacher/ae ones are a smidge wider. these are close estimates:

Cyclone (169/62) and (170/63) (3.5mm)
BD (172/63) (3.5mm)
TRF 415/416 (169/170/59/60) (3.5mm)
Xray (169/60/61/62) (3.0mm)
TC5 (172/63) (3.75mm)
RDX/Phi (169/62/70/71) (3.0mm)
Mi2/3 (171/60) (3.75mm)
S400 (167/59) (3.5mm)

are you at all concerned with the tooth profile? (this is cracking me up).
Ok i'll take the bait

What about tooth profile ?
Which tooth type has less rolling resistance

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I believe the urethane belts have the least drag on tight radius pullys. The Nylon Tooth belts have the least rolling resistance.

Either way, you want belts with low strech such as belts with kevlar or spectra
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Just some updates...

Cyclone (169/62) (3.5mm)
Cyclone TC (170/63) (3.5mm)
BD (172/63) (3.5mm)
TRF 415(169/59) (3.0mm)
TRF 416 (172/58) (3.0mm)
Xray T1/ T2 / 007 (169/60) (3.0mm)
Xray T2 008 (169/61) (3.0mm)
TC5 (172/63) (3.75mm)
RDX/Phi (169/62/70/71) (3.0mm)
Mi2/3 (171/60) (3.6mm)
S400 (167/59) (3.5mm)
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Old 03-05-2009, 08:16 PM
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If the belts are the same teeth, does that mean that they are the same length?
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