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Old 10-04-2020, 03:49 PM   #1
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Default Nascar 9" gears

Has anyone used with any success Nascar 9" gears? I am looking to try some different gear ratios, and Nascar gear sets, which cost the teams over 600 dollars, are deburred, Rem polished, and treated. A couple people told me at the div1 race last week they have used them, and I was wondering if others have tried them with success. They can be bought for less than 150.00 with one race on them. Once I figured out what gear ratio works best, I would probably buy a pro gear, but would like to put them in for more than one race. I have a super stock car that weighs 3000 lbs with a trans brake. That on a good day will see high 1.30 60ft times.
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Has anyone used with any success Nascar 9" gears? I am looking to try some different gear ratios, and Nascar gear sets, which cost the teams over 600 dollars, are deburred, Rem polished, and treated. A couple people told me at the div1 race last week they have used them, and I was wondering if others have tried them with success. They can be bought for less than 150.00 with one race on them. Once I figured out what gear ratio works best, I would probably buy a pro gear, but would like to put them in for more than one race. I have a super stock car that weighs 3000 lbs with a trans brake. That on a good day will see high 1.30 60ft times.
Have used them many times and no problems.
Having worked in the past for one of the former premier NASCAR engine builders, I got lots of insight on the parts they purchase and used for the teams. They do not cut corners and buy the best.

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Have used them many times and problems.
Having worked in the past for one of the former premier NASCAR engine builders, I got lots of insight on the parts they purchase and used for the teams. They do not cut corners and buy the best.
I am trying to understand your post, Im assuming you mean no problems?

I was nvolved with IROC, and I understand what you mean by everything they use is top notch with no shortcuts.

Thanks for the input
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I am trying to understand your post, Im assuming you mean no problems?

I was nvolved with IROC, and I understand what you mean by everything they use is top notch with no shortcuts.

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Sorry, meant no problems.
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I have a set of 6.20 gears I installed recently. As far as I know most NASCAR gears are made by Gleason and new are in the $2000.00 range.Gleason only makes gears in 9310, which is the same as a pro gear.
There were no pinion depth markings or numbers to go by, so it took a little work to get them right.I got the depth close, then used the comet tail on the pinion to dial in the pattern.
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I bought a center section that had them in it. Odd gear set 4:50 ratio. Ran them for years in a bracket car only changed because I wanted a different ratio.
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I have a set of 6.20 gears I installed recently. As far as I know most NASCAR gears are made by Gleason and new are in the $2000.00 range.Gleason only makes gears in 9310, which is the same as a pro gear.
There were no pinion depth markings or numbers to go by, so it took a little work to get them right.I got the depth close, then used the comet tail on the pinion to dial in the pattern.
Gleason figured out how to make 9310 gears live in NASCAR. They grind the gears as I understand it. GM bought the first 2 years of production so their teams had a exclusive for those 2 years.
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