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Reed Jensen 11-22-2006 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by nocigarette
This is not the reason at all........if i was going with a junk pete jackson maybe................

Do Pete Jackson's gear drives whine?.... I've never run one... but I drive past their shop almost every day. They are about 4 blocks from my shop... :cool:

Strip Poker 388 11-23-2006 02:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Reed Jensen
Do Pete Jackson's gear drives whine?.... I've never run one... but I drive past their shop almost every day. They are about 4 blocks from my shop... :cool:

There loud and the have 2 floating gears :( Cheap.Not good on timming, The fixed gear is better.


I didnt know there still in biz. what else do the sale or do?

nocigarette 11-23-2006 06:19 AM

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total garbage.........They are noisey, anything that makes gear noise is going to be inafficient...thanks reed and rob.....you guys always chime in and help a brother out.....

Panther 11-23-2006 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Reed Jensen
These are generally "straight cut" gears and are noisy. Most people don't know that when straight cut gears engage and disengage, the driven gear slightly accelerates and decellerates. This causes problems if it hits a particular harmonic resonance. That is why people avoid using them in engines that run for long times at one RPM, such as boat with the throttle set in one position while cruising, or a car on a flat highway. That is the reason most engine builders don't bother with gear drives for their camshafts. .

This is what I was referring too in my first post up above, thanks for the technical info! :cool: :drink:

offshoredrillin 11-23-2006 10:18 AM

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what would happen if someone was to back cut the gears to help with the whine. i had the andrews gears in my Harley trans back cut to make them mesh easier and not as loud...

sakoutis3 11-23-2006 10:26 AM

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I've got a gear drive set up for my cams in my Harley and I love them. They do make noise but so do the straight pipes. :evilb: :evilb:

Reed Jensen 11-23-2006 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Strip Poker 388
There loud and the have 2 floating gears :( Cheap.Not good on timming, The fixed gear is better.


I didnt know there still in biz. what else do the sale or do?

I don't know of any other products they make. I met his older brother "Kong" Jackson and knew a few people that ran around with him in the day. Kong made speed parts for flatheads back in the 50's. Kong passed away a few years ago. When I see pictures from Bonneville back in the 50's there were lots of Kong Jackson speed parts stickers on the cars. Well... they probably weren't stickers back then, they were painted on signs.

nocigarette 12-31-2006 06:52 AM

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After all the research i have done i cannot find a better timing set up than the milidon..........There is no way the timing can ever change,cant strecth a gear.....The jesel is nice but having a rubber band in my engine scares me.......Thnaks for all your help guys...Heres some pics of the new mill

tomcei 12-31-2006 07:30 AM

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Hey NOCIG, what kinda pwr you gona have? what drive is behind it ?
Good luck w/ it
Tom

nocigarette 12-31-2006 07:38 AM

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its a 572 just under 9 and half to one comp, all jesel valve train eagle h beam rods j and e pistons, i cant spend any more money on it without buying a blower.........drive is a #3


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