What Distributor Gear Do I Need at Sofia Castleton blog

What Distributor Gear Do I Need. So what’s the right gear for your distributor? The proper distributor gear for your camshaft differs by both the material and the kind of lifter for which your camshaft was designed. The vast majority of distributor gears. In theory the gear on the pro flo 4 distributor is melonized and is compatible according to what one of the mods on here. (image/wayne scraba) iron distributor gears. The gear should be slightly softer than the camshaft. Getting the right material is the most important part of choosing a distributor gear. Distributor gear compatibility is really all about materials. Steel billet rollers are compatible with either brass or melonized gears, depending on the finish. Do i need a melonized distributor gear for rollers? The original cast iron camshafts employed a compatible cast iron gear that requires no further discussion. Using the wrong material can lead to premature gear wear, possible camshaft wear and ultimately When steel roller cams became popular in drag racing in the ‘60s, they were and are still made out of very hard 5150, 8620, and other carburized steels.

The original cast iron camshafts employed a compatible cast iron gear that requires no further discussion. When steel roller cams became popular in drag racing in the ‘60s, they were and are still made out of very hard 5150, 8620, and other carburized steels. In theory the gear on the pro flo 4 distributor is melonized and is compatible according to what one of the mods on here. (image/wayne scraba) iron distributor gears. The gear should be slightly softer than the camshaft. Distributor gear compatibility is really all about materials. So what’s the right gear for your distributor? Steel billet rollers are compatible with either brass or melonized gears, depending on the finish. The proper distributor gear for your camshaft differs by both the material and the kind of lifter for which your camshaft was designed. Using the wrong material can lead to premature gear wear, possible camshaft wear and ultimately

Choosing the Correct Distributor Gear for Your Engine's Camshaft JEGS

What Distributor Gear Do I Need (image/wayne scraba) iron distributor gears. The proper distributor gear for your camshaft differs by both the material and the kind of lifter for which your camshaft was designed. Steel billet rollers are compatible with either brass or melonized gears, depending on the finish. When steel roller cams became popular in drag racing in the ‘60s, they were and are still made out of very hard 5150, 8620, and other carburized steels. Do i need a melonized distributor gear for rollers? In theory the gear on the pro flo 4 distributor is melonized and is compatible according to what one of the mods on here. The original cast iron camshafts employed a compatible cast iron gear that requires no further discussion. The vast majority of distributor gears. So what’s the right gear for your distributor? The gear should be slightly softer than the camshaft. Getting the right material is the most important part of choosing a distributor gear. Distributor gear compatibility is really all about materials. (image/wayne scraba) iron distributor gears. Using the wrong material can lead to premature gear wear, possible camshaft wear and ultimately