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I'm a LE rider all this talk about the new gear ratio nobody has a deffent awnser ,should I keep the stock 19/51 or go with the new 21/53 ?
Gear or not to gear
- Thread starter boondockerman
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LE rider?
If your not boosted the new gearing is awesome, more grunt and less heat. the 18's ive rode work really well so far.
If your not boosted the new gearing is awesome, more grunt and less heat. the 18's ive rode work really well so far.
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Low elevation ,good to no I here a lot of talk but real info
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Low elevation ,good to no I here a lot of talk but real info
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Your stock gearing is 19/45
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What are guys finding for boosted 175s, what changes needed
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There is a gearing change warranty bulletin out because the 19 tooth sprocket is hard on chains so I would definatly get a bigger upper sprocket but what size lower sprocket you should use depends on where you ride and what you are running in your clutches.
Looks like it would be free and it is the current gearing so why not?
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Additional Options available for Summit 154 and 165
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Description Covered by
1 Change Gear Ratio (21/53) BRP
2 Install improved drive belt (p/n 417300531) Owner
3 Remove engine cover and modify CVT cover Owner
4 Install shims on PTO engine mounts BRP
5 Replace drive pulley fixed sheave Owner
6 Install engine compartment reinforcement plate Owner
These updates are at no cost to the customer.
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Additional Options available for Summit 154 and 165
Order of effectiveness
Description Covered by
1 Change Gear Ratio (21/53) BRP
2 Install improved drive belt (p/n 417300531) Owner
3 Remove engine cover and modify CVT cover Owner
4 Install shims on PTO engine mounts BRP
5 Replace drive pulley fixed sheave Owner
6 Install engine compartment reinforcement plate Owner
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With this gear change I'm guessing we will have to add more clutch weight
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Anybody
I think where the ratio is the same you shouldn't have to. But there is the less resistance thing using bigger gears. The only thing you can do is try it and see.
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