who sells the strongest ring and pigion

[jos beekman]

can someone tell me who sells the strongest ring and pinion,
and where to buy it for abj42 from 1982.

 

[Big B.]

can't go wrong with yukon.

 

[Pin_Head]

They are pretty much all the same by manufacturer, unless they are defective.
The strength varies more by ratio, with higher numerical ratio being weaker (as the diameter of the pinion gear decreases).

 

[PappaSmurf]

Bert had some pretty tough "pigions" Hee hee!

Seriously though, I agree with pinhead. No one is gonna use junk steel and stay afloat in this area. The larger your "pigion" (sorry that's too much fun) the thinner your ring will have to be and that will produce some weakness along with some other factors I'm sure I'm missing.

Now springs is another story ... you can definitely find junk steel springs.

 

[Sputnik40]

Find a vendor that offers to cryo your gears. Helps a little.

 

[Rat70Fj]

The larger your "pigion" (sorry that's too much fun) the thinner your ring will have to be and that will produce some weakness along with some other factors I'm sure I'm missing.

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Actually it's just the opposite. As the ratio goes up numerically, the pinion gets smaller, hence weaker. I've never heard of anyone breaking a ring gear.

 

[1911]

I've never heard of anyone breaking a ring gear.

 

[Bill McC]

Firstly, do you have positive or negative pig ions?