Posted by old on July 11, 2008 at 11:58:05 from (4.244.222.54):
In Reply to: Case 930 Split posted by Walt7777777 on July 11, 2008 at 08:47:04:
I found out that putting a ring gear in an oven at 500 degrees and letting it sit there till the oven reaches temp then dropping it on works real nice. You can also freeze the flywheel but when I did a ring gear on a TO20 a couple weeks ago I found the freezer thing probably would not have been needed. The ring gear I did dropped right on and in about 30 minutes had cooled to the point that it was good and tight but the froozen flywheel may have speeded the cooling a bit
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