If you think there is 10 lbs to save in Tracy's PSRU, that's huge
considering CG and all...If someone is willing to get the necessary
components that can be whittled and you direct in the ares to be
machined, I would be willing to do this for a very small sum to cover
the tooling and possibly the fixture material, about $200. NO other
machine shop would touch something like this for under $1000
.................
thanks
jeff
Hi Paul;
I had a few questions regarding Tracy's PSRU.
IIRC, the original RD-1 used the Ford C6 gear set. Do later versions
use the Ford E40D gearset or something else?
Are the prop shaft and flange still from a drag (or sprint) car rear
axle and flange - any idea which companies produce off the shelf parts
like this?
Also, do you know if the female splined flange in the damper plate (see
attached pic) is based off stock transmission parts?
Thanks
Cary
Yes the gear set are from the latter versions of the C6 called E4OD.
Yes on the prop shaft and flange. Supposedly a AA Fuel dragster rear axle.
Yes the damper plate is based on stock parts. I have not figured
out what make of transmission they come from yet.
Sluson Transmission parts has a catalog showing a lot of
auto transmission parts.
http://www.slauson.com/
Paul Lamar
Paul,
The gear set is the center gear set out of the ford E4OD or 4R100 trans. you
must specify the diesel version to get the right gears. all gas engine
versions (except the Lightning) have aluminum 4 pinion carriers.
Larry
Thanks Larry. Good info. I'll save this message in the correct place.
Paul Lamar
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