(Overrev at top end).
Soo.. when you can't add more weight to the tip of the weights you have to go up in helix end angle?
Soo.. when you can't add more weight to the tip of the weights you have to go up in helix end angle?
You need a helix with a steeper finish angle
all helix,s are not cut the same so you won,t allways get the same result
a steeper finish can/will change initial rpm,s slightly also.
all helix,s are not cut the same so you won,t allways get the same result
a steeper finish can/will change initial rpm,s slightly also.
RJH
New member
If you acquired over-rev at the top – you may be over revving the entire range. That is - the shift curve is above the power band.
The free way to check this – is simply soften the secondary spring twist – do that test then go angle changes if necessary.
The free way to check this – is simply soften the secondary spring twist – do that test then go angle changes if necessary.