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I have this integy spur gear. Would it be ok to fit like what I have currently fitted? I have included pictures to help
 

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Hello

I have this integy spur gear. Would it be ok to fit like what I have currently fitted? I have included pictures to help
That looks like the og slipper pad might fit, so do a quick sense check with the 'Maltese cross' part to make sure that the Integy spur doesn't need matching Integy slipper pads. Looks like a nice lightweight option compared with typical steel spurs. 😎
 
It looks like something is me t to go on the other side of the sour gear. Or would it be ok to install like the standard set up
 
I thought that but the only bit I can't find anywhere is the bit I have circled
 

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So my question really is can I run this spur gear like the standard set up or does it have to be done like the heavy duty set up
 
The part that you circled is an easy one to obtain.
There are several currently available on eBay.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/187671806471?_skw=hpi+savage+"86802
86800 is the hard one to find.

So my question really is can I run this spur gear like the standard set up or does it have to be done like the heavy duty set up

I haven't tried to accomplish what you are suggesting, but I believe the answer depends upon whether your Integy spur has a collared or a non-collared center hole
I have an RRP HD spur gear that has a non-collared (drilled through) center hole to house the shaft/spur bearing (or bushing).

For any arrangement, something like 86802 is needed to both hold the spur in place and provide the tension for the slipper clutch to operate.
If I was desperate, I could see testing an appropriately sized shim or two to between the spring and bearing to accomplish the above.

Otherwise, I believe that the spur will work itself off the bearing, nor can I see the illustrated arrangement (below) providing any traction to the spur's slipper clutch.

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So my question really is can I run this spur gear like the standard set up or does it have to be done like the heavy duty set up
That slipper setup the dual 1 is terrible even when you have all the parts fink they only used it once on the x 4.1 ? You cud order yor missing part but the original set ups miles better mate
 
Mine is completely different:

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Most of the pertinent information was posted after the fact! 🤣

I'm sure you'll get it to work - double pad or otherwise. 👍🤞
 
You would have probably let me have them cheaper than I paid lol. We see if it turns up yet! Will may need the gearbox side yet but need to check mine over property forst
 

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