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Old 06-25-2011 | 02:57 PM
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What is the differences, exactly.
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Originally Posted by bwdiving
What is the differences, exactly.
Check out BAM's website...tons of great info and a chart on Bravo drives.
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upper gears, all the rest are the same.
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XZ has a helical cut fine tooth upper. XR has a coarse square cut gear.
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Also XR gears are net forged to handle more power and XZ gears are near net forged. If you have over 600 hp, I would suggest going with XR gears only.
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Originally Posted by Smitty
Also XR gears are net forged to handle more power and XZ gears are near net forged. If you have over 600 hp, I would suggest going with XR gears only.
I was told that Merc had discontinued the regular Bravo upper gears and that now when you order a gearset from them, the XZ gear is what you get. Can anyone verify this?
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Old 06-28-2011 | 01:07 PM
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do the xr gears fit in the xz. are the cases and shafts and bearings the same?
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Yes all the parts are interchangeable as long as it is a newer (aft 2000 prod) drive.
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Originally Posted by Smitty
Yes all the parts are interchangeable as long as it is a newer (aft 2000 prod) drive.
Whats the status on your new gears ?
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Originally Posted by JaayTeee
Whats the status on your new gears ?
Yea, what's the status?
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