Quote Originally Posted by Rmenjoi33 View Post
Thats actually not true, its just what people believe. Helical gears are actually stronger.
helical gears have thinner tines but more of them are engaged. The upside is that when they are engaged they are stronger.
Quote Originally Posted by 02civic629 View Post
:dontknow: I always thought straight cut where stronger and could take more abuse........
with straight cut gears, you have much thicker tines but less of them are engaged. This is better for dogbox style transmissions. And that sound :drool:

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