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Gearing down the axys?

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Sorry if it's been asked before, I have a kurts geardown kit and clutch kit on my 14 pro. Looking at getting into an axys and they said the pro belt and gears won't work. I read somewhere that if I use my stock pro belt and gears on the axys it gears it down? Is gearing a axys down even really needed? I sure like how it made my pro ride. Also looking at getting a tki kit but not sure the best ratio. Looking to get a 2.6 155. Thanks guys!
 

ullose272

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The gears should bolt on. The belt would be the issue. I have installed pro gears on my axys with axys qd belt. Waiting for snow for testing

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The gears should bolt on. The belt would be the issue. I have installed pro gears on my axys with axys qd belt. Waiting for snow for testing

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X2. I installed two sets of stock 13-15 qd pro gears with axys belts on two new 17s I think it will work good, makes the ratio 2.38 pretty close to kurts 2.40 on the pro. Guys did this with success last season, I see no reason why it would have a problem.
 

richracer1

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Use your Axys bolts, the lower bolt is different from the 13-15 models.

FWIW, I ran the QD pulleys from my '14 Pro on my Axys all last season and they, as well as the original Axys belt, will on for this season.

I actually geared mine up to 2.10. I installed Avid 8T 2.86 drivers and then the QD pulleys from my '14. It pulled extremely hard (aka ran like a raped ape) once I got the clutching sorted out running the BMP stage 3 kit and a Tied secondary.
 

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Like its been mentioned in other gear down threads, you really should change the secondary helix to something steeper when you gear down

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Like its been mentioned in other gear down threads, you really should change the secondary helix to something steeper when you gear down

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Agreed, and even in stock form the straight cut helix is lame to what it should/ could be. It's really is noticeable on boost, that it is a weak link.
 
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