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Re: The Myths of the TA
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Posted by Wardner on February 07, 2001 at 01:18:17 from (63.23.215.169):
In Reply to: The Myths of the TA posted by John In Iowa on February 06, 2001 at 22:58:46:
Nice job on your post John. I think that we can all agree that wear induced flat spots on either the ramp or rollers is what kills most TA's. I think that one re-manufacturer installs oversized rollers so that the old flat spots on the rotary ramp never come in contact with the new rollers. I like your explanation but don't you think that all TA's will eventually fail from prolonged and hard use. The repeated jamming of the rollers under high load and high rpm conditions has to take its toll.
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