I need tips and suggestions to avoid another failure. Six laps into a heat race herd bang n drive shaft broke free from the rear yoke. Further inspection in pits shows half teeth missing on the lower spur gear and rear cover broke. In the shop I see quick change yoke broke. And high low dog ring broke in transmission.
new to quick change. need advice
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something jammed to cause all that damage, had a pinion gear break on a 9" ford rear and broke about everything you listed, open the rear make shur nothing jammed between the ring and pinion, also had a pinion bearing jam in the ring and pinion on a sprint car and blew the entire rear section off.
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i have put my 9" stuff back in the car for this weekend and giving the quick change a time out. I think the spur gears broke stopping the rear quickly. bad set of gears yikes hope I don't have two bad sets.
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the rear cover looks like the lower bearing was shoved down when the broken teeth went between the two gears. the aluminum let go. the bearing is still intact. but the rear cover cracked and a chunk fell off.Originally posted by rakracing View Postdid the rear cover look like a bearing may have come apart then exploded and cracked cover, that's what it sounds like.
I have the transmission fixed and a new drive shaft in. I put my 9" from last year back in. racing Saturday and sunday so if those go smooth I will work on the quick change next week. those gears were from speedway the box didn't say a brand name or such. the other gears I have are quarter master and one chester set.
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There are a lot of cheap gears out there. I feel bad for guys buying them those are only good for 20-30 nights before they show significant wear and you need to toss them. Most anytime you junk a gear youll ruin the cover and or brgs...
I talked to pem about their gears and the guy wouldn't even say what material they are made of, said in between the two everyone else uses.. sounded like pop cans from china to me.
I am only running the rem finished lightweight 9310 gears in my rear, I think its worth the extra cost to buy them once.Last edited by stock car driver; 05-01-2015, 10:43 AM.
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Just FYI , we ran PEM's REM polished gears all last season on the Lucas tour without issue whatsoever . I was suprised at how cool they stay, I could change'em bare handed after qualifing and had to more than a few times . They have a good deal if you buy three sets at a time .
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thanks for the replies. last weekend I used my 9" raced sat won heat and lead 11 laps before rr tire went down and eventually came apart. this is not my season. the quick change cover should be here Monday and still need a yoke and a few orings possibly get that thing in soon as its really unmotivating to change the 9" gears now. after seeing the light
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Im sure lots of people run them, they are the CHEAPEST gear out there that's rem finished... Which stands to reason since they are NOT made with the same quality metals that the others are made with.Originally posted by TALON75 View PostJust FYI , we ran PEM's REM polished gears all last season on the Lucas tour without issue whatsoever . I was suprised at how cool they stay, I could change'em bare handed after qualifing and had to more than a few times . They have a good deal if you buy three sets at a time .
http://www.pemracing.com/QCGears.html
U can polish a turd and its still a turd.
I never recommend the cheapest parts out there, I prefer quality products.
Id buy a Honda over a kia etc...
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oh sorry, I forgot.... you're right as always, all hail the king of racing knowledge!
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