A few posts ago there was mention of Staccato parts. I’m attaching a few pics of a Staccato/Nova straight cut primary/dry clutch I’m in the process of assembling. This engine also has the 1st generation close ratio transmission, for which I am indebted to Nigel Lacey for parts. Without Nigel’s appreciation for the value of these parts, which he has retained since they went out of production in the 1980’s(?), this engine would be in a box in a forgotten corner.
Matt
Staccato/Nova primary/clutch
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Staccato/Nova primary/clutch
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Re: Staccato/Nova primary/clutch
Looks interesting Matt. Someone has put a lot of effort into designing and making those bits. Is there a significant performance gain?
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Re: Staccato/Nova primary/clutch
Ian,
There is performance gain in that the straight cut primary does not generate the thrust loads on the crankshaft that the standard primary does. It is also supposed to take less power to drive than helical gears. The dry clutch is more about durability, being able to get off the line with tall gearing and the additional power all the racey bits have contributed.
Matt
There is performance gain in that the straight cut primary does not generate the thrust loads on the crankshaft that the standard primary does. It is also supposed to take less power to drive than helical gears. The dry clutch is more about durability, being able to get off the line with tall gearing and the additional power all the racey bits have contributed.
Matt
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Re: Staccato/Nova primary/clutch
That all makes sense Matt.
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