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4 degree mod. on trigger wheel- where?

Started by BigM, Wed 20, Feb 2013, 09:46:26

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BigM

Ae 100k on the beast. I have the I/S and have been running the 6 deg. TW. Going to change the belts and make the std. TW to a 4 deg. Any idea on where to find info. on filing the std. to make 4 deg. ?

GOOSE

JUST ORDER A NEW 4-DEGREE WHEEL .... MUCH LESS TROUBLE.

Patrick

Why not just put the 2 wheels together and align the teeth. Then file 1/2 the difference of the key. Should be about 1/32"

BigM

One thing havent seen where can order 4 deg wheel. Only 6.
Good idea on putting the two together. and take half the dif. By running the 6 in my I/S seems maybe to have more whine noise. Plus good take off but drags down on inclines. Would that be the case with the 6 in the I/S?


BigM

ok thanks for the links. I have the stock so filing should be same right?
Also would the degree wheels take away from top end? As I stated before. Seems like the 6 I have in now. I have less pull on hills. More throttle needed and not much power on hill sides.Would that be the case?

Patrick

These engines do not like a lot of advance, about 27º tops. I prefer the tooth profile of the original wheel rather than the aftermarket.

BigM

So you think would be best to just go back with the orig.? 4 wouldnt make that much dif.? Would i be able to tell much dif. going from 6 to stock? I have ran the 6 for prob. 50K. But said seems to lag on hills and may be getting noisier or my imagination. One reason my son was here when I started it up. He said that seems like alot of noise from engine. Got me wondering with 100K now.

Patrick

Personally I feel that 6º is too much, but, some [ like you] have used them for years without any apparent ill effects. The main thing I have noticed is hard cold weather starting and some have a high pitched vibration.

GOOSE

Just leave it stock with the IS module installed .... I have run it all 3- ways, and the To-Jo Honda wheels are better.  If you are bound to change it, then buy a 4-degree wheel new instead of filing the stock one down.

Tx Bohemian

Quote from: GOOSE on Wed 20, Feb 2013, 16:08:46
...buy a 4-degree wheel new instead of filing the stock one down.

What's the problem with filing the stock one?
Remember, if you are on a bike and wreck with a car no matter how "in the right" you are you are going to lose. RIDE LIKE EVERBODY IS OUT TO GET YOU!!
Al

Brian

Quote from: BigM on Wed 20, Feb 2013, 13:12:59
So you think would be best to just go back with the orig.? 4 wouldnt make that much dif.? Would i be able to tell much dif. going from 6 to stock? I have ran the 6 for prob. 50K. But said seems to lag on hills and may be getting noisier or my imagination. One reason my son was here when I started it up. He said that seems like alot of noise from engine. Got me wondering with 100K now.

100k you may need new timing belts and check the bearings in the tensioners. I had one go out with only 14k on it. The tensioners can be easily rebuilt using a car idler pulley for around $25 verses $80 each. I did one where I posted pictures on this site as well as do the google. It will pull up the goldwing article that I used.