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Kmukum

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I think you misunderstand... It may ship in that amount of days... It still takes along while to get there, after that....

Well if that's the case... Why get that... Get a Baker 6 speed big twin transmission from Baker drivetrain...complete with clutch and kickstart...you won't have to worry about much after that...

Oh on a next day with UPS or FEDEX....
If money is no concern...
It weighs too much for my kart dude...
So my kart will get rejected from the contest.....
Please tell me that is it OK to use 3d manual clutch??
Would I get better performance from 3hp Briggs and Stratton engine by using 3d manual clutch??

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I'm pretty sure the 3hp is going to be a 5/8" shaft, and the 3d clutches are 3/4" bore. I could be wrong, I was once, and I don't like to talk about it.
 

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Looking up your rules provided...
Max weight 180kg~400lbs...
I reckon that trans weighs a little more than the motor with fuel/oil...

If the trans I suggested is too heavy... I think you got bigger problems...

But with that being said.... Another idea... A transmission from a Royal Enfield motorcycle...
They make those in India.... They'll be aplenty to find anywhere.... They are physically smaller and lighter... They're also seperated from the motor...
 

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Looking up your rules provided...
Max weight 180kg~400lbs...
I reckon that trans weighs a little more than the motor with fuel/oil...

If the trans I suggested is too heavy... I think you got bigger problems...

But with that being said.... Another idea... A transmission from a Royal Enfield motorcycle...
They make those in India.... They'll be aplenty to find anywhere.... They are physically smaller and lighter... They're also seperated from the motor...
Yeah that's a good idea.....but using manual transmission is a drawback when it comes to autocross, there the driver will get some difficulty....
So I've decided to use clutch type transmission...
By using that handling will be very easy and there will be less transmission loss....
 

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That enfield transmission has about the same clutch design as a 3d..... the only difference is that it has more gears......

The 3D/a regular cent clutch/A CVT TC has a fixed gearing ratio.... only adjustable when stopped and the driveline is to be dismounted to change it.....

Well... just suggesting... you wanted to win...... theres a win right there for sure.....

Im even thinking of getting my co-worker soon, when he goes home to the Punjab for a visit, to pick me up one of these trans at the factor outlet.
 

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That enfield transmission has about the same clutch design as a 3d..... the only difference is that it has more gears......

The 3D/a regular cent clutch/A CVT TC has a fixed gearing ratio.... only adjustable when stopped and the driveline is to be dismounted to change it.....

Well... just suggesting... you wanted to win...... theres a win right there for sure.....

Im even thinking of getting my co-worker soon, when he goes home to the Punjab for a visit, to pick me up one of these trans at the factor outlet.
Well thank you...

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I have one of the 3d clutches for my trike build


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