Insane Speed Billet Transmission Case is DONE!

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Jun 20, 2012 | 03:58 PM

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R/TErnie

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Originally Posted by olmoscd

That makes sense. The whole reason why carbon parts are good for aero and powertrain components is because of its strength, yet flexibility. The latter I would guess is not as high as steels and certainly not titaniums.

Not sure if you saw, but the precision is:

standard: X-/Y-axis +/- 0.2mm; Z-axis +/- 0.17mm/m

Carbon has a great specific modulus. Which makes it a great material to use for something like this. There are other things that don't make it so desirable.

That's about .008" in X axis... .008 in the Y axis... and .007 in Z axis. The vector that these make is... .013" in error. Which is +/- .013"

Janicki is below +/- .002"

That's pretty close to an order of magnitude lol.