• SHS standard AEG gear set: bevel, spur and sector gears laid out on white
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SHS Standard AEG Gear Set

SHS Standard AEG Gear Set

£9.95
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SHS Standard AEG Gear Set — the plain replacement set, not a ratio upgrade. Supplier codes CL5002, CL5007 and CL5008.

Not every gearbox that needs new gears needs faster ones. This is the standard set: three gears to put a tired gearbox back to roughly how it left the factory.

Upgrade ratios change how a gun behaves and usually want a matching spring, motor and battery to make any sense. A standard set changes nothing except the wear.

Our supplier identifies the set by the codes CL5002, CL5007 and CL5008. Check it against the gears you are removing before ordering — tooth count and ratio are what decide the fit, not the box it arrives in.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Part Gear set
Type Standard replacement
Supplier codes CL5002 / CL5007 / CL5008
Gearbox Not specified by our supplier
Manufacturer SHS
Sold as Set

Good to know before you buy

Gears are shimmed to the shell they sit in. Allow the time to shim properly, because a new set dropped onto the old shims rarely runs any quieter than the set it replaced.

Frequently asked questions

Which gearbox does this fit?
Our supplier does not state one, which is why we are not going to either. Compare the set against the gears you are removing before committing to it.

Is this an upgrade?
No. It is a replacement at standard specification. If you are after more speed or more torque, one of the ratio sets is the place to look.

Do I need new bushings as well?
Not necessarily, but they are worth inspecting while the shell is open. Worn bushings undo a good deal of the benefit of new gears.

⚠ Check the fitment against your own gearbox before ordering: this set is sold by part code, so match it to the gears already in your gearbox rather than ordering on the description alone.
💡 Titan Forge Airsoft tip: Shim outwards from the bevel gear and check each one turns freely before adding the next. Rushing that step is the commonest cause of a noisy rebuild. Browse gearbox parts.