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Old 08-20-2024, 01:31 PM
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I have ONE somewhere thats almost solid, its not built like a C its just like you rolled up thick sheet metal as tight as you can, ...
Yes, coiled vs slotted as in the Spirol paper I linked

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If theres no deformation obvious wear from slop and it fits tight then it basically has all the properties of a new one
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I do replace mine because i have an assortment box of pins
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Now does anybody sweat installation of a roll pin rotationally speaking?
Are you asking if the roll pin is a reliable way to retain the gear and transmit rotational loads? If so, then you may be stepping into all the cam and oil pressure threads! I haven't seen postings of sheared off roll pins but I guess it could happen if the torque to drive the oil pump somehow went ballistic? Seems we have seen some oil pump shaft carnage on PY but has anyone ever experienced a roll pin failure?

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