VAC Billet vs OEM BMW N54/N55/S55 Crank Hub Concentricity

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  • Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 4

  • @SloppiGoose
    @SloppiGoose 2 роки тому +5

    There's not really much of a difference at 3 microns..... Also testing a brand new billet vs a used OE part isn't a very accurate test. You'd be amazed to know the runout of ANY of the gears in any zf trans.

    • @urbanweekendwarrior7238
      @urbanweekendwarrior7238 2 роки тому +1

      kinda my thoughts- the oem one has clear wear and grime accumulation. best comparison would be between new oem and new aftermarket, but really this test would only show if there was a catastrophic mistake in machining as this is a sprocket so exact OD isn't quite as important as correct & even tooth spacing.

    • @SloppiGoose
      @SloppiGoose 2 роки тому +1

      @@urbanweekendwarrior7238 the only way to test this correctly would be to have a fixture for concentricity of the actual sprocket. And then check each one comparatively, you need to R&R this. So you would need 5 of each one just to be sure it isn't a defective piece. Not to mention this is spinning way too fast you only need about 50rpm. I buff collets at 1000rpm. And just to clear anything up. I set up CNC machines for a living. Lol.

  • @strussdo
    @strussdo Рік тому

    Do you guys make pulleys that reduce vibration in the diesel engines?