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Mike9311

Joined: 14 Dec 2004 Posts: 1786 Location: Chicago-ish
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Posted: Fri Dec 13, 2024 9:24 am Post subject: |
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morghen wrote: | So the holes in the cam lobes are for rotational balancing?
Mike, I think you should start the Franco gear thread
Mike9311 wrote: | morghen wrote: | Whoah whoah, wait..whats the story behind that cam gear? |
I knew someone would ask Apologies in advance for topic drift
This was done many years ago. Asymmetrically lightened cam gear. At the time an attempt was made to have it offset the camshaft unbalance. Something done much easier today with scanning and much improved modeling. Certainly could be done more "cleanly" today. The process helped on a work project afterward for a 15000 rpm spindle design and build. Even that would be easier today. Looking at the gear I was so wrong with my guessing lol
The camshaft and cam gear are balanced. I mentioned it before but sometimes my madness goes unnoticed. Two plane balancing on outer cam journals with gear installed. The holes are actually drill dimples (not through the gear) to correct the remaining imbalance in the design attempt of the gear lightening. Did something related to this previously on a Ducati
Also, if you look really close at the cam lobes on the right side, they have holes. Everything on this particular NA is extra balanced. Engine, clutch, flywheel etc.
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Yes, exactly, while combined with the gear balancing as a matched balanced set. Not what I was hoping for with all the small corrections on the gear. Seems easier now for me to figure out if there is another attempt
I might do that  _________________ 1980 931 since 1989
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