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With my aggressive hammer it in lifestyle..... |
February 20, 2017 |
taco eater :
Ninja from New York, NY United States
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With my aggressive hammer it in lifestyle I did manage to crack one of my OEM front varaited transmission hubs, this hub is going to house my Malossi 8:93:1 gears. The clutch output shaft is an extremely tight fit; I’ve been told by a Vespa higher power that it’s an “Interference fit”, so I will be putting my Malossi 8:49:1 gears in the freezer in the hopes of squeezing that bad boy into this CNC made front hub…..wish me luck
EDIT (2.14.17) - All the CNC bearings are interference fit, solution put your gears in the freezer for a few hours and they will slide into place A++
Edit (2.19.17) I still had to grind the radius of the final gear drive to fit in with my frozen Malossi gears.
With the stock gear set they needed a lot more addressing then the Malossi gears. The stock clutch output shaft needed the most addressing by far, the radius' of all the stock gears needed to be ground down a bit to fit into the CNC housing but overall worth the time I put in.
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