9" gear setup. Is this an acceptable pattern?
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9" gear setup. Is this an acceptable pattern?
These are used 4.11 gears with low miles (like 200 or less miles) on them. They ran quiet in another centersection.
I have set them up and to the best I can, but if the pattern is iffy let me know and I'll keep working on it.
Right now I am running a .011" shim set and .008" backlash.
Thanks for any advice, I want these gears to run quiet.
Greg
Drive:

Coast:

I have set them up and to the best I can, but if the pattern is iffy let me know and I'll keep working on it.
Right now I am running a .011" shim set and .008" backlash.
Thanks for any advice, I want these gears to run quiet.
Greg
Drive:

Coast:


Greg_P- Posts: 1007
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Re: 9" gear setup. Is this an acceptable pattern?
run it..............

richter69- Posts: 8198
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Re: 9" gear setup. Is this an acceptable pattern?
Well I fukked with it again. Ended up with what might be better?





Greg_P- Posts: 1007
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Re: 9" gear setup. Is this an acceptable pattern?
Looks good to me, run it till ya rip the teeth off! 

kjett- Posts: 528
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Re: 9" gear setup. Is this an acceptable pattern?
The drive pattern in the second pic (after you fukked with it again) looks much better, it has a stronger contact & looks much less like a "ghost" imprint. If it was a drag only car you might want to move the drive pattern down a little closer to the toe. If it was a street only car you could move the drive pattern up a little farther towards center. But for a street/strip car that current drive pattern looks like a damn good compromise. 

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Re: 9" gear setup. Is this an acceptable pattern?
Thanks a lot, guys!
Greg
Greg

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