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Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2011 5:23 pm
by Pierce ramsay
Mystic wrote::D glad to hear it, take it easy on her for a few hundred miles and it should last you a long time
easy? like 30mph?
9.1 gears
rumia vari
new belt
v8 exhaust
45mm bore
24mm oko carb, 45/120 jets
is 30 a reasonable speed or keep it more tward 25mph?

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2011 8:52 pm
by Pierce ramsay
nother question 9.1 gears or 8.4 gears?

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2011 9:03 pm
by Mystic
if you live in a realtively flat area the 8.44s may work out good not sure I have been debating getting some for mine to try

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2011 9:09 pm
by Pierce ramsay
may have grabbed a hand full of throttle for 10 seconds or so and easily reached 50mph not sure if i can go faster seems thats where it started to top out. have 9.1 gears in now and have 8.4's just need pressed on.

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 9:49 am
by deuce217
Pierce ramsay wrote:may have grabbed a hand full of throttle for 10 seconds or so and easily reached 50mph not sure if i can go faster seems thats where it started to top out. have 9.1 gears in now and have 8.4's just need pressed on.
Enjoy, I just pressed some of tazland's gearing on(technically pressed one gear on and replaced another) my spree. Too bad I cant start it! Waiting on parts and when they arrive I will see just how fast my little spree can go. Keep in mind you can help remove the old gear by heating the outer portion of the gear with propane for about a minute then remove the shaft. When installing the new gear throw the old shaft in a freezer for a few minutes, and heat the new gear up to about 300 degrees F. This will raise create about .0009'' of slop for you to insert the new gear, sometimes you do not have to press it on at all. But you must work swiftly, I put anti-seize on my axle where it enters the gear to prevent marring. Have fun!

A formula to keep in mind .000006 X size of hole X degrees above ambient temperature = thermal expansion rate.

So a 3/4'' hole if heated to 300 degrees above room temperature would look like this:

.000006 x .750 = .00000045 x 300(this is the amount above ambient temp.) = .00135'' or basically one thousandth and 4 ten-thousandths.

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 11:25 am
by Pierce ramsay
ill just take it to a shop where they have a 10,000lbs press and have them put it on its so quick and easy like 5 mins and they are done. last time the guy said dont worry about it so it was free! :) and this way i wont burn myself.

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 2:37 pm
by Bear45-70
Pierce ramsay wrote:ill just take it to a shop where they have a 10,000lbs press and have them put it on its so quick and easy like 5 mins and they are done. last time the guy said dont worry about it so it was free! :) and this way i wont burn myself.
Why would a shop have a wimp press? I have a 40,000 pounder and it ain't even a big one.

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 6:27 pm
by Mystic
The shop I go to has one that is in its own building its about 2 stories tall no telling how many pounds it is

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 6:40 pm
by Pierce ramsay
Bear45-70 wrote:
Pierce ramsay wrote:ill just take it to a shop where they have a 10,000lbs press and have them put it on its so quick and easy like 5 mins and they are done. last time the guy said dont worry about it so it was free! :) and this way i wont burn myself.
Why would a shop have a wimp press? I have a 40,000 pounder and it ain't even a big one.
i dont actually know how many lbs the shops press is that i go to i just know that the gears are pressed with 10,000lbs. so i know its atleast that much
Is white smoke bad?
vari wieght ideas?

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 7:34 pm
by Bear45-70
Pierce ramsay wrote:
Bear45-70 wrote:
Pierce ramsay wrote:ill just take it to a shop where they have a 10,000lbs press and have them put it on its so quick and easy like 5 mins and they are done. last time the guy said dont worry about it so it was free! :) and this way i wont burn myself.
Why would a shop have a wimp press? I have a 40,000 pounder and it ain't even a big one.
i dont actually know how many lbs the shops press is that i go to i just know that the gears are pressed with 10,000lbs. so i know its atleast that much
Is white smoke bad?
vari wieght ideas?
If it is actually white smoke, it will be steam, not smoke. Now blue smoke is oil smoke.

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 1:22 am
by deuce217
Some day I will have a press of my own. But the thermal expansion is badass! That is how some breaches are fastened to military barrels and they never fail. Any way I should mention that aluminum and brass have about twice the growth as steel so keep that in mind if you are using those materials.

-Nerd out, Over.

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 1:59 am
by Mystic
so you are saying that aluminum when heated expands more than steel or iron? I have 2 400ex heads that I need to pop the sleeves out of. my bro overtorqued one of the bolts on the bottom side of the head and broke a large chunk off so i gotta swap the new sleeve into the old head. I have been meaning to put them on a hot plate and see if i can get the sleeves out but didnt know if it would work or not

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 2:15 am
by Bear45-70
Mystic wrote:so you are saying that aluminum when heated expands more than steel or iron? I have 2 400ex heads that I need to pop the sleeves out of. my bro overtorqued one of the bolts on the bottom side of the head and broke a large chunk off so i gotta swap the new sleeve into the old head. I have been meaning to put them on a hot plate and see if i can get the sleeves out but didnt know if it would work or not
A hot plate heats to slow, you need and Oxygen/Acetylene torch or a MAP torch to heat fast enough. Propane won't do it either.

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 2:36 am
by deuce217
Mystic wrote:so you are saying that aluminum when heated expands more than steel or iron? I have 2 400ex heads that I need to pop the sleeves out of. my bro overtorqued one of the bolts on the bottom side of the head and broke a large chunk off so i gotta swap the new sleeve into the old head. I have been meaning to put them on a hot plate and see if i can get the sleeves out but didnt know if it would work or not
Yes aluminum expands way more than steel, but... This nice thing is aluminum heat mush faster also. So if you can heat the aluminum super fast you might make that happen but it depends on how they were originally installed. Because they tolerances vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. I would have a machine shop take care of that for you. Then have them drop new sleeves in to. I dont do my own sleeves.. Its sometimes better to have a shop that is geared towards something help out. Now that might be more than a new block.

Re: 45mm bore

Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 10:41 am
by Pierce ramsay
i dont actually know how many lbs the shops press is that i go to i just know that the gears are pressed with 10,000lbs. so i know its atleast that much
Is white smoke bad?
vari wieght ideas?[/quote]

If it is actually white smoke, it will be steam, not smoke. Now blue smoke is oil smoke.[/quote]

Yes it's actually white like really white and lots of it. Could I have gotten water in my gas tank! I knoW I dribbled a little in ... Vari weights?? 185lb. Rider with a rumia vari.