Close ratio gearbox??
Posted: Thu Jul 04, 2024 7:28 pm
Hello all.
Hopefully all you clever people can help me with this question...
I have just acquired a gearbox, A+ DAM2886 (big idle gear). I'm trying to figure out if it's a close ratio.
The layshaft is stamped DAM3??? It's not clear, but the bits of letter could read DAM3168.
The first motion shaft has a 17 tooth first gear.
Now.... I know the close ratio had an 18 tooth gear, 22G1040 on the A-series boxes, but did the DAM boxes also have this?
I have had loads of A+ gearboxes, but have never, ever seen a laygear on a 'normal' A+ gearbox with a DAM number stamped onto it, ever.
I just can't quite make out the full number on it, but it's defiantly DAM3???
So... What is this gearbox, close ratio or not.... oh, its was not on a 1275 engine, but it was from a bitsa engine that had some 1275 parts (timing cover, clutch housing), so not an original engine.
Discuss.....
Hopefully all you clever people can help me with this question...
I have just acquired a gearbox, A+ DAM2886 (big idle gear). I'm trying to figure out if it's a close ratio.
The layshaft is stamped DAM3??? It's not clear, but the bits of letter could read DAM3168.
The first motion shaft has a 17 tooth first gear.
Now.... I know the close ratio had an 18 tooth gear, 22G1040 on the A-series boxes, but did the DAM boxes also have this?
I have had loads of A+ gearboxes, but have never, ever seen a laygear on a 'normal' A+ gearbox with a DAM number stamped onto it, ever.
I just can't quite make out the full number on it, but it's defiantly DAM3???
So... What is this gearbox, close ratio or not.... oh, its was not on a 1275 engine, but it was from a bitsa engine that had some 1275 parts (timing cover, clutch housing), so not an original engine.
Discuss.....