Thread: ring and pinion
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2/12/10, 5:12 PM   #2
Re: ring and pinion
Go Fast
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Take the rear cover off. Put a mark on the end of the pinion. Now put a mark on the axle. Turn the axle 1 round and count the revolutions of the pinion. If it turns just over 4 times it is a 4.11. If it is about 4 1/2 then it is a 4.56. Nearly 5 revolutions is a 4.86. That's about as simple a way that I know of.