Jackshaft install

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After reading through the "performance jackshaft" sticky - I decided to give one a go. The craftsmanship and ease of install looks awesome on the PMR unit - but that takes all of the fun of fabrication out of it...

I decided to pick up an Azusa jackshaft kit and make up some plates to install. It worked out pretty well - I cant believe the difference in performance! Perfect addition to a DB that I picked up for my 7 year old son.

Now to get some paint on it before it starts to rust (took a test drive out in the snow!)
 

2SlickNick

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Looks nice and probably saved you $70
What tooth count did you go with? My 10 year old daughter needs more torque but she is not ready for the 5hp flattie yet.
I might just do the same as you.

Edit: also do you have a link as to where you purchased?
 
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#3
Looks nice and probably saved you $70
What tooth count did you go with? My 10 year old daughter needs more torque but she is not ready for the 5hp flattie yet.
I might just do the same as you.

Edit: also do you have a link as to where you purchased?
hey 2slicknick, I am in Canada and got it at Jack Shaft Kit 5/8 12 #35C [GKS-1826-12] - $51.75 : Kart Works Canada , Online Store
it's 13-18 tooth. Try http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_25271_25271 in the states...
 
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