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root
Doc,

The engine's finished-
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Remember this 3 speed you created?
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I'm ready to stuff the tranny for thanksgiving-
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The original gasket shims measured = 0.021"
The "elring" kit shims are 0.009" each, so the closest I can get to 0.021"
is 0.018". So what do I do? I need 0.003" more?
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root
WAIT! - False Alarm Dude! I just re-measured the original 3 shims:

0.007"
0.007"
0.005"
-------
0.019" total < -------- so I'm O.K.! biggrin.gif beer3.gif


Any final pointers before I sew it up? confused24.gif

smontanaro
I'm confused about why you'd want a three-speed transmission... confused24.gif
r_towle
I know you built it for that case...but it begs me to wonder if you could section that case and reduce the length now....

Rich
root
QUOTE(smontanaro @ Nov 13 2011, 02:00 PM) *

I'm confused about why you'd want a three-speed transmission... confused24.gif


It's going on my two wheeler type 4.
Jockey shift and foot clutch, don't want to shift alot.
And really don't need more than 3, definitely won't use reverse.
Dropped 28 pounds of tranny part weight!
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root
QUOTE(r_towle @ Nov 13 2011, 02:50 PM) *

I know you built it for that case...but it begs me to wonder if you could section that case and reduce the length now....

Rich


Reducing the length would mean shortening the frame which is already finished.
There's alot of other tasks for the moment so prolly won't tackle that one for a
while.
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Dr Evil
What question do you still have for me? confused24.gif It looks like you figured it all out smile.gif The shift pattern you drew is correct, except it is 2-3-4. The 5th gear slot is empty.
root
QUOTE(Dr Evil @ Nov 13 2011, 03:15 PM) *

What question do you still have for me? confused24.gif It looks like you figured it all out smile.gif The shift pattern you drew is correct, except it is 2-3-4. The 5th gear slot is empty.


Nope, I'm good now I just re-measured the original 3 shims:

0.007"
0.007"
0.005"
-------
0.019" total < -------- so I'm O.K.! biggrin.gif beer3.gif
Prospectfarms
QUOTE(root @ Nov 13 2011, 05:07 PM) *

QUOTE(smontanaro @ Nov 13 2011, 02:00 PM) *

I'm confused about why you'd want a three-speed transmission... confused24.gif


It's going on my two wheeler type 4.
Jockey shift and foot clutch, don't want to shift alot.
And really don't need more than 3, definitely won't use reverse.
Dropped 28 pounds of tranny part weight!
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Flipping through responses and was astonished by this photo. Didn't know.
aktion035.gif smilie_pokal.gif welder.gif pray.gif
Cool.
Bills914-4
aktion035.gif idea.gif , cooling of heads and cylinders , Bill D.

http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=968764

VaccaRabite
given the light load that this engine will face in a bike, I doubt the cooling ducting is needed.

Zach
root
For the moment I'm more concerned about cooling my shins. biggrin.gif
VaccaRabite
QUOTE(root @ Nov 14 2011, 12:20 PM) *

For the moment I'm more concerned about cooling my shins. biggrin.gif


Carb pops could be highly amusing as well.

idea.gif Could you use shorter intake runners to lower the carbs a few inches?

Zach
Dr Evil
Oh ya, to your original question to me, close is good enough with the gaskets. These boxes are far past needing super fine tuning. Plus, with your bike it would be no issue with the low weight.
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