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  • Mini Cup Gearing

    does anybody know a good starting gear ratio for a Mini Cup at Citrus County

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    When we ran there and was very successful with a lot of wins, we ran a 16 tooth clutch gear and a 72 tooth rear sprocket gear. The motor turned around 6400 rpm. This motor was a Victor Peters motor. It was a flat top motor w/o roller rockers and big valve springs. It handled it just fine. The only thing you have to do is keep checking the rod for cracks. Those honda/ ARC rods were famous for cracking after about 5/6 races. Any other questions I can help you with don't hesitate to ask. Tony Scott

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    • #3
      thanks for the help Tony we just got the cars so if I need any help I will let you know

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        Deuces Wild

        Which cars did you buy? The gearing will revolve around what motor you have in them. A stock motor (junior motor) you can't turn the rpm that a flat top motor can. There are several different motor combos available. I know who had what so I can help you with the gear selection from that.

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        • #5
          Im not sure whats done to them but I do know they was built engines not stock. The cars came from massachusetts

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          • #6
            If they are built motors then you will be fine with that gear ratio. You could start out with a 16/70 gear and see what rpm you are at. Then just go from there. Each rear gear tooth will get you around 150rpm

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            • #7
              thanks Tony

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