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What do the gears mean?
- Thread starter MikeH
- Start date
Hi Mike,
The gears, can mean the gears in the differential, timing gears in the engine, or the gears in the transmission. The one most often refered to here, are the differential gears in the read axle.
Jose
The gears, can mean the gears in the differential, timing gears in the engine, or the gears in the transmission. The one most often refered to here, are the differential gears in the read axle.
Jose
Ken Ellis
Donation Time
Mike,
I think the gears (next to your avatar) relate to the number of posts made on the forum. Newer members show first gear (in text, and showing one small gear) while members with more time/posts on the board show three, four, or an overdrive unit. It looks like the text is replaced with donation level for those who so choose. (Notice that the gear size (and presumably tooth count) increases as you get into the higher gears, which would indicate they're connected to the input shaft!) Looks to be pretty close-ratio to me...
Ken
(That answer fast enough for ya?)
I think the gears (next to your avatar) relate to the number of posts made on the forum. Newer members show first gear (in text, and showing one small gear) while members with more time/posts on the board show three, four, or an overdrive unit. It looks like the text is replaced with donation level for those who so choose. (Notice that the gear size (and presumably tooth count) increases as you get into the higher gears, which would indicate they're connected to the input shaft!) Looks to be pretty close-ratio to me...
Ken
(That answer fast enough for ya?)