Drive gears are crucial for balancing torque and top speed. The size of your drive gear in relation to your wheel size affects acceleration, hill climbing, and overall performance.

How Drive Gear Sizing Affects Performance

• Smaller drive gear + bigger wheel = Lower torque, higher top speed
• Larger drive gear + smaller wheel = Higher torque, lower top speed

Choosing the right combination prevents unnecessary strain on the board’s electronics and ensures optimal ride performance.

Recommended Gear & Wheel Pairings

🔹 107mm ABEC/Evolve Wheels → 38T Drive Gears
✅ Best balance of torque and speed
✅ Keeps acceleration strong while maximizing top speed

🔹 175mm All Terrain Tyres → 47T, 66T Drive Gears
⚠️ For 1500W Motors (GTR, Stoke, GT, GTX, ONE GT)
❌ Avoid using 47T drive gears with 175mm AT tyres on 1500W motors—it reduces torque too much and strains the electronics.

✅ For 3000W & 3500W Motors (Diablo, Renegade, Hadean, GTR 2.0)

• 47T is fine on 175mm tyres as these motors can handle the reduced torque.
• 66T will increase torque, making hill climbing easier.

Which Setup is Right for You?

• Want higher top speed with street wheels? → Smaller drive gears
• Need better torque for hills and quick acceleration? → Larger drive gears
• Riding all terrain? → Use recommended AT gears based on your motor power

Still unsure? Reach out to our team, and we’ll help you find the best setup! 🚀