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Thanks. A friend was asking me about making a gear for a Kia transmission the other day, but didn't know the MOD of the gear. I figured there had to be a way of determining it but didn't know how. This is perfect timing. Also your other threads on the Arduino are fantastic. Ron

That's extremely generous of you. I may take you up on your offer as I have a few 48DP gears to make for the V4 and a couple other engines want to make.

Thank you , You are very generous. This will make a great addition to my grinder area. Ron

Looking very nice. Looking forward to seeing it run. Ron

Wonderful report Terry! I bet your feet can't touch the ground yet. I know I'd be walking on cloud 9 even with the minor issues you've mentioned. Congrats and great work. Anxiously waiting a video. Ron

TorontoBuilder; Thank you for taking this on. I'm eagerly awaiting the finished project. I too am wondering about the torque rating for the motor. Ron

Try American Model Engineering Supply. http://www.americanmodeleng.com/ I have had good dealings with them. I think they are based in Florida. Ron

I can't see them today either. I saw them yesterday. Ron

Thank you so much for these plans. Are there still some to be posted? I can't seem to find the plans for the heads. I found the head plan Index, but not the plans. Ron

No, he posted them in the "Plans" section of the forum in a thread under "Jacks Knucklehead Plans"( FREE) Ron

Jack, It might be better to put them in the "downloads"section of the site as I believe it allows more room for files. Ron

Thanks Jack. Amazing is the right word. They look great. Ron

Ok. I see now. Ron

Brian, I think you will be disappointed again with your method. I'm sure you just over looked this but here goes. If you grind the rings to the bore size after heat treamant and gapping, there will be no out ward springiness or pressure to force the rings against the bore and they won't seal...

Another awesome thread from George! Yipee!! Lets see, rockin chair, drinks, popcorn. OK. All set. Let the fun begin! woohoo1woohoo1 Ron

Welcome. Nice looking crankshaft. Where are you at in Colorado? I'm from Pueblo. Ron

Excellent, nice sound! Enjoyed the build. Ron

Looks and sounds great Rich. This ones on my "to do " list also. Whats neaxt on the agenda? Ron

Excellent, Excellent!! Sounds wonderful and looks great too!! Seems like there is little to no vibration as it didn't move around when you walked to the bench and back. Very nice job. Thm:Thm:Thm: Ron

Looks and sounds great Gus. Well done. Ron