gearbox inclination
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Re: gearbox inclination
sorry rob thought it was diesel
Re: gearbox inclination
My crossbar has a stud in the middle to hold the muffler shield.
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Re: gearbox inclination
I've always felt the american term is better. I think I got it off one of my old mates who's had VW long before me, he spent a few years over there and picked up some of their language.
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Re: gearbox inclination
syncro.org wrote:what angles did you end up with? 4 front, 4 rear?
are you saying you actually noticed a difference in vibration with 4 front 2 rear? What kind of vibrattion, RPM or Speed specific?
just making sure
then napcentralfab said:
> The angles Im getting at this point are 2- 2.5 in the rear and 4.5-5 degrees in the front.
same angles I get almost, 2 in rear, 4 in front. I tried 2 rear 2 front, made no difference. but my vibes are RPM not speed related.
If you run a line between both flanges, it will give a good idea of what the angles are. The aim is to make them both pointy downy, about the same, and between about 3 and 5 degrees. That's my take, other arrangements may work, but straight line /no displacement angle, generally doesn't work well with cardans.
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