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notmiller 07-31-2002, 08:48 PM Does anyone know if Marlin makes his own gears or if he buys from a vendor? I need to build a transmission for a college offroad competition and I need some high quality/strength gears. I think I need non-CNCed gears since you need to use low strength materials to be cut. I was just curious because I know Marlin's got a great reputation for durability. Any suggestions? jdjanda 07-31-2002, 08:49 PM Jack O'Brien is another option Moab Austin 07-31-2002, 10:19 PM uhm? you need to fill us in on what you need (or is it top secret?) I assume this is Yota stuff you need right? why not use 2 stock yota cases for strenght? eighter way a gearset should be plenty strong enough unless this is a secret mission or somthing.. they have been used by various competitors for years around these parts...even last camo a day or two! liveaxle 07-31-2002, 11:05 PM Originally posted by notmiller I think I need non-CNCed gears since you need to use low strength materials to be cut. You've probably taken enough Chem E and Materials Science classes to know that you can have a cut gear and still have it be strong/ hard. ;) | |