Post by Peter Seager-Thomas on May 26, 2013 15:05:13 GMT -5
A question for those who tend to experiment.
One of my many projects, which is only apt for this forum until the body is fitted, is to be an anglewinder.
An in-line will compromise interior detail. a sidewinder won't work as there is insufficient space so a narrow-angle anglewinder is the possible way to go, with a standard S Can motor.
I have an NSR model with a narrow angle and what look like sidewinder gears, but mine will be something around 7.5 degrees. Should I use sidewinder gears or anglewinder gears?
I'd guess that if either was run in gently they would be ok, especially with a little lapping compound.
Peter.
One of my many projects, which is only apt for this forum until the body is fitted, is to be an anglewinder.
An in-line will compromise interior detail. a sidewinder won't work as there is insufficient space so a narrow-angle anglewinder is the possible way to go, with a standard S Can motor.
I have an NSR model with a narrow angle and what look like sidewinder gears, but mine will be something around 7.5 degrees. Should I use sidewinder gears or anglewinder gears?
I'd guess that if either was run in gently they would be ok, especially with a little lapping compound.
Peter.
