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MarkDonzi 11-05-2012 07:33 PM

XR Gear Materials
 
Hi Guys,

Does anyone have the following information as far as what the XR gears are made of and how the are manufacturered?

· Alloy of gear

· Forming operation (i.e. cold hot or forged)

· Method of hardening (i.e. induction or case hardened)

Thanks for your help.

Mark

JasonSmith 11-05-2012 07:55 PM


Originally Posted by MarkDonzi (Post 3809800)
Hi Guys,

Does anyone have the following information as far as what the XR gears are made of and how the are manufacturered?

· Alloy of gear

· Forming operation (i.e. cold hot or forged)

· Method of hardening (i.e. induction or case hardened)

Thanks for your help.

Mark

Sh!tty
P!ss poor
Not very

Hope that helps.
PM "Smitty" he has that info I think.

Pwraddr 11-05-2012 08:33 PM

What are you up to now, Mark?

waconda 11-06-2012 07:02 AM


Originally Posted by MarkDonzi (Post 3809800)
Hi Guys,

Does anyone have the following information as far as what the XR gears are made of and how the are manufacturered?

· Alloy of gear

· Forming operation (i.e. cold hot or forged)

· Method of hardening (i.e. induction or case hardened)

Thanks for your help.

Mark

Yes, why?

endeavor1 11-06-2012 10:02 AM


Originally Posted by waconda (Post 3809996)
why?

stuff :cartman:

MarkDonzi 11-06-2012 05:51 PM


Originally Posted by waconda (Post 3809996)
Yes, why?

I had an upper gear set fail after ten hours of use (All work was perfromed by certified Merc Racing Tech who has worked on my stuff before with zero issues.) and where the gear broke it was obvious the casting was bad. Straight line crack all black on one side and bright silver on the other.

I have a friend who is a metalurgist looking at the failure and he asked for the information.

JaayTeee 11-06-2012 05:55 PM

The term "near net forged" comes to mind.

I have a rather nice collection of these.

This collection includes a specimen of each type
of failure that's commonly known to man.

I don't know what you're up to, but you're more than welcome to borrow a sample;)

professor_speed 11-06-2012 06:21 PM

if the x and xz gears are the material any ideas why they seem less susceptible to this type of failure?

waconda 11-06-2012 06:33 PM


Originally Posted by professor_speed (Post 3810404)
if the x and xz gears are the material any ideas why they seem less susceptible to this type of failure?

The XR has only one tooth in contact at any giving moment where as the x and xz have 2 1/2 teeth in contact.


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