I’ve already got it mated to the engine with a custom mount I built.I have never seen one used here. Buy it and we can help you mount it. Then let us know.
These gearboxes are in series with the drivetrain, forward as well as reverse.seeing as how you are probably not popping wheelies in reverse.....it would seem fine. Those ratings are usually referring to max power, and usually we crawl in reverse.
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Apparently……. The gearbox is an OEM Chinese snowmobile part.These gearboxes are in series with the drivetrain, forward as well as reverse.
So the mfr hp rating would cover forward as well as reverse.
How accurate the rating is????
But I guess if its going to be ignored, then it all becomes a pass or fail experiment.
Your return is baked into the buying cost... you know how many youtubers by the tool with the intention of returning it to harbor freight before they even buy it. well that repair is done let’s hop in the car and return this for are money back. You also have to think about theft. the manufacturer eats theft costs directly and looses wayyy more then you returning there $14 tool. when dude runs out with a shopping kart loaded to the tipping point with makita stuff and walks out the back the manufacturer eats that cost. I’ll return it and let them figure it out. it’s no questions asked at are store. I forgot to say 60% off predators that were returned and set in the back for disposal. if you get the right store worker and engine that just needs a carburetor that returned engine is only like $35I’m afraid your just going to have to take one for the team and just let us know how it works out.
Mad that’s not a cool suggestion. I was a small business guy and stunts like that would have wiped me out in no time. Heck I won’t even do that to Harbor Freight!
You're right Denny, it's not cool. Frustration setting in however, has caused much worse. For all of us reading here, to hear that a given horsepower on a given kart was more than a single common F-N-R could take might mean many, many of them not getting destroyed and sent back under warranty. At least I would hope so, or the guilt would all be on me. Let's just say the seller expects him to install it and run it, pass or fail, regardless of my dystopian advice. Now I sincerely hope it works out great for him.Mad that’s not a cool suggestion.
If it is a hopped up small block engine, then yes. You have triple the stock horsepower, but nowhere near triple the stock torque. If it is a stock big block engine, it WILL have triple the torque ( at least ) and will be too much for the 30.Can I use a 30 series gear box with a 18hp motor? Has anyone done it? Results please?