10T drivers thoughts on boosted sled

10t driver

I'm assuming if you go with the 10 tooth drivers you have to take the tunnel protectors out in order for everything to clear.


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ASSUME, let's break it down, #*$&@, U, Me. That word never seems to fit in a phrase that will be acceptable. Kinger, Talk to Avid Products, they will have the answer for your application, as I've seen most guys haven't had a lot of experience with the ten tooth.
 
drivers

I guess your definition is a little different then mine, I'd like to hear from guys that are actually running the 10 tooth drivers with an 1 1/4 track.


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I still have my tunnel protectors in for a 1" track and 240 studs to match.

I still dont know the advantages if any to 10T drivers other then a accurate speedo which can be acomplished by grinding a tooth down on the pick up.
 
kinger said:
I still have my tunnel protectors in for a 1" track and 240 studs to match.

I still dont know the advantages if any to 10T drivers other then a accurate speedo which can be acomplished by grinding a tooth down on the pick up.

also bigger diameter makes it easier for the track to go around them, same idea as the bigger 8-9" rear wheels, or do both and rolling resistance gets very easy!!!

I run 9 tooth drivers now, but I am going to 10 tooth for next season.
 
That is cool, with the ZX2 it has 8" rear wheels, with the 10T drivers, and then the 42 bottom reverse gear I think I got the drivetrain losses reduced as much as you can LOL

If I hadn't bought the sled with all this on it not sure I would do it new but we'll see. I haven't got any miles on my newer apex yet.
 
Drivers

I was thinking of doing it just to get my sled geared higher as well, with reverse in the apex your limited on the gearing.

Thanks for the info
 
I prefer 9 tooth anti ratchet for trail/drag

and 10 tooth (NO anti ratchet) for radar run
 


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