Dutton,
I would say the maintenance of the gears, shafts, dogs and dog rings in the TRT to be like the Jerico 5sp road race transmission. Well not like but exactly like the Jerico 5sp because thats exactly what is in the TRT. Dogs are a wear item but the timing on how long they last is directly related to how the transaxle is used. People have run the Jerico thousands of miles with no maintenance while other only make it last a race. The ring and pinion is manufactured by Winters Performance and is their heavy duty 10" quick change version. I have attached a spread sheet that can be used to help decide what gears to run. The main sheet has input fields for the following:
1. Quick Change Gear Set
2. Master Drive Gear Set
3. 1st Gear Set
4. 2nd Gear Set
5. 3rd Gear Set
6. 4th Gear Set
7. Tire Diameter
8. Max RPM in each gear
You can use the tabs at the bottom of the sheet to see what gear set you selected as well as what other gears are available.
Well I tried to attach the sheet (its 175 K and the limit is 97 K). If you would like a copy please email me and I would be glad to forward a copy to you.
I did get two renderings of the internals attached though. As you can see the main input and output shaft is in the middle of the box and the cluster shaft is to on side and the ring gear and shift shift drum to the other. The main output shaft is coupled to the pinion shaft via a quick change gear setup. As you can see most of the weight is at or below the center line of the crank. Also the gears are slid forward allowing for a shorter package and moving more of the weight between the center line of the wheels.
I would say the maintenance of the gears, shafts, dogs and dog rings in the TRT to be like the Jerico 5sp road race transmission. Well not like but exactly like the Jerico 5sp because thats exactly what is in the TRT. Dogs are a wear item but the timing on how long they last is directly related to how the transaxle is used. People have run the Jerico thousands of miles with no maintenance while other only make it last a race. The ring and pinion is manufactured by Winters Performance and is their heavy duty 10" quick change version. I have attached a spread sheet that can be used to help decide what gears to run. The main sheet has input fields for the following:
1. Quick Change Gear Set
2. Master Drive Gear Set
3. 1st Gear Set
4. 2nd Gear Set
5. 3rd Gear Set
6. 4th Gear Set
7. Tire Diameter
8. Max RPM in each gear
You can use the tabs at the bottom of the sheet to see what gear set you selected as well as what other gears are available.
Well I tried to attach the sheet (its 175 K and the limit is 97 K). If you would like a copy please email me and I would be glad to forward a copy to you.
I did get two renderings of the internals attached though. As you can see the main input and output shaft is in the middle of the box and the cluster shaft is to on side and the ring gear and shift shift drum to the other. The main output shaft is coupled to the pinion shaft via a quick change gear setup. As you can see most of the weight is at or below the center line of the crank. Also the gears are slid forward allowing for a shorter package and moving more of the weight between the center line of the wheels.