Does anyone know what size sprockets i should run for 27 inch mud tires for a 200m. I want lots of low end power for the mud
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Does anyone know what size sprockets i should run for 27 inch mud tires for a 200m. I want lots of low end power for the mud
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What's factory gearing and what's factory tire size ?
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11 tooth front 48 tooth rear and 25 inch tires
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Either a 10 tooth on front or a 52 on back would work
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Yeah what 125 said will take you back to OEM gearing with the tire size increase. I would worry about a 10tooth sprocket with such a large rear and mud bogging. But my mentality comes from larger cc machines so maybe it's out of place. I'd try to go with a bigger rear if you have clearance.
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10 will be fine on that it will not have enough power to brake it. We ran 10tooth sprockets on the pulling 350x's with no problem.
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Wow. I was thinking about going to a 12 on my 350 for the sand and decided against it. Considering my 400ex factory has a 15. Good to know. Thanks.Originally Posted by big specht
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Well i had a 50 lying around so i put it on and so far it feels good to me. But i might still get a 10 for the front
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