MED S/C DROP GEAR SET - ROLLER TYPE

MED S/C DROP GEAR SET - ROLLER TYPE

Part No: MED-3095-RD-PLUS
Regular price £395.00 £329.17 EXC VAT
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Description

A must for any competition engine build, the MED roller bearing drop gear sets use a highly durable roller bearing/spindle design for the idler gear. 


The idler gear roller bearing runs on the steel support shaft fitted into the gearbox casing, with a steel top hat spacer to replace the idler bearing within the flywheel housing, which encapsulates the idler gear assembly when fitted. There is no need for any idler gear shimming, as all tolerances are taken up within the gear assembly.


Straight-cut drop gears are stronger and more reliable than the standard helical design, with less side-loading effect. 




MED roller bearing drop gear features



  • Primary gear tooth width is now 17.2mm long, an increase of 2.4mm, to give more contact area between the primary gear and idler gear to greatly reduce tooth wear.

  • A fully-floating primary gear bush, which is retained by a flat section circlip to help reduce primary bush failure.

  • The idler gear has an integral roller bearing, running on fixed axis within the gearbox and flywheel housings – probably the strongest and most reliable available for the A-Series transmission.

  • Extra wide input gear teeth to give greater tooth contact between both idler gear and input gear, again to help reduce tooth wear. 




 


Gear set choice


We can supply alternative ratio sets by changing the primary gear/input gear. See the Additional Information tab for more on changing drop gear ratios. If you're happy with your current gear ratios, select the 1:1 option.

Both 1275cc and 998cc sets can be chosen from the dropdown menu above. For reference, A-plus sets have a 22mm idler gear shaft and pre-A-plus have a 19mm idler shaft. 


For fast road applications we would recommend setting the primary and idler gear end float between 0.004-inch to 0.006-inch. For competition, a marginally larger tolerance may be suitable - contact us if you're unsure.