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Old 11-12-2010
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Default Cougar alloy gear box casing

Ok guys just rebuilding the schumacher cougar with the new alloy casing and noticed how much play there was with the idler gear and the layshaft side to side, they mesh correctly but side to side play is quite alot, now Iam not used to these small cars but I would say there is way to much play for my liking, tried them back in the old case and its the same, is this ok to have so much play or would you shim it correcty ? or am i missing some shims or somthing ?


Update... built the casing up with the slipper installed and there is so much play with the bearings in the case the spur gear moves from side to side and in and out, now I am using the standard bearings that came with the car (yellow) so thinking i must be doing something wrong as surely schumacher would not release a case that is not machined correctly so I must be doing something wrong, the bearings are so lose inside the case, any ideas from the team drivers or anyone else thats installed this case ?
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useing std bearings in mine and all fine and runs smooth too.
no shims used just std as in the build manual.
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Old 12-12-2010
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How easy did the bearing fit into the case ? mine fall in and if you turn the case over they fall out so easy, maybe i have a bad case
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Here is a quick video from my iphone so its not to clear but i hope you can see what am talking about

The side to side play or end float I can shim but its the side to side of the bearings in the case, tried it back in the old plastic case and its fine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS_gLLEKif0
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Send it back or try new bearings.
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Are you not selling it anyway?
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No decided not to sell it Mark, raced it at ribble valley indoor last friday and thought it was excellent, the car was very very good
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You will have to mail me the new Rossmod Banner.
Just watched it on utube as long as you enjoyed it.
The track looks’ a lot bigger than the last time I visited.
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Whats your email Mark and I will mail it to you
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Dont forget losi.
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just watched ure vid, i do have a little in/out on layshaft but no side to side

the bearings wasnt as tight as i would have thought

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Old 17-12-2010
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Stevo;

Firstly check for any damaged bearings, if they look ok get the casing back to us for inspection.

We have sold a lot of these and its the first we have seen like this.
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I just recieved mine yesterday, my opinion of it in one word......incredible!!. I really love it, installed a new set of ceramic bearings to go along with and must say its super smooth. My car is soo quiet now, it almost sounds like a sedan.
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