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Anonymous
I just purchased a complete reverse kit and the gear that came with it is a 38 tooth.
I do actually run a 23-40 gearing and planned to go 21-40, but since the gear is 38, then would be 21-38. (ratio would be okay for me).
My question is if this will not stress too much the chain when accounting I'll be at over 300hp this winter.
Am I better order a new 40 tooth 'reverse' gear? or am safe to run the 38?
I do actually run a 23-40 gearing and planned to go 21-40, but since the gear is 38, then would be 21-38. (ratio would be okay for me).
My question is if this will not stress too much the chain when accounting I'll be at over 300hp this winter.
Am I better order a new 40 tooth 'reverse' gear? or am safe to run the 38?
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Do anyone know?
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Might consider going to a 42 bottom gear. Bigger gears, both top and bottom, are always better. With the 42, the teeth on one of the reverse gears has to be ground down slightly.
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Anonymous
Okay, 42 teeth seems doable according to you, so I'll investigate in this venue!
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Anonymous
Okay have checked and can only find 40t from yammi
Where do you get a 42 teeth reverse gear?
Where do you get a 42 teeth reverse gear?
mpi sells the 42t with R for $150usd
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Anonymous
Okay, will check this out!
thank you!
thank you!
