hi guys,
wondering what gears might work , be good for Barnsville
running a gk800 w/,mc91 oil clutch with 9 tooth
also a margay cheetah mc91 oil clutch 9 tooth
thanx dave
gears for Barnsville?
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Re: gears for Barnsville?
Good starting point is a 9-62. Depending on tire circumference and your weight it could vary up or down a couple of teeth and how hard you want to turn your Macs. I ran a 62 or 63 and it would turn my 91A or 92 around 10500 give or take a few RPM.
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Re: gears for Barnsville?
That is all well and good for you little guys, ... For those above 200lb, try a 6.8:1 to 7:1
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Re: gears for Barnsville?
So, how about for a Newly rebuilt Clinton A490? 6.5 to 1? Need to baby it a bit.
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Re: gears for Barnsville?
How bout gearing for a V5 580 West Bend(bone stock) at Barrnesville.. 210 pounds, new rebuild...on a Rupp A Bone....
9 tooth dry clutch...(vintage Mercury)
thanks
GW
9 tooth dry clutch...(vintage Mercury)
thanks
GW
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Re: gears for Barnsville?
putt putt putt
i think i'll mount one of my mc10's so i can run with you guys
those karts will look great in my rear view mirror he he he.
maybe Chip will help you guys out with a push around the track so you can go fast!!!!!
no really juuust kiddin,
i already got Chip booked to push my kart after the gremlins kill my motors.
dave
i think i'll mount one of my mc10's so i can run with you guys
those karts will look great in my rear view mirror he he he.
maybe Chip will help you guys out with a push around the track so you can go fast!!!!!
no really juuust kiddin,
i already got Chip booked to push my kart after the gremlins kill my motors.
dave
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Re: gears for Barnsville?
Maybe this will help. Kerry Wilson did this for us several years ago. It is still valid.
Front straight length = 348 feet
Back straight length = 491 feet
Total track length = 1385 feet or 0.26 miles.
I also measured the track length using the middle of the track all the way around and it measured 1448 feet or 0.27 miles.
Front straight length = 348 feet
Back straight length = 491 feet
Total track length = 1385 feet or 0.26 miles.
I also measured the track length using the middle of the track all the way around and it measured 1448 feet or 0.27 miles.