Chain and Sprocket upgrades!
#22
There no breaking the law of physics. You can gear taller for speed on level ground with less rpm but is going to bleed off speed quicker on the first incline on the road and need much more down shifting to stay in the power band then stock.
Since ATVs spend more time off road on 20 to 30 mph bush trails I would think I would gear for more torque then speed.
Since ATVs spend more time off road on 20 to 30 mph bush trails I would think I would gear for more torque then speed.
#23
Awesome!
Yup, that's what I do. Then spend lots of time searching for 6th gear that isn't there lol.
One thing I forgot to mention is the 230 has a gap between 3rd and 4th gear that's too big. It will drive you insane trying to pick sprockets. Suzuki fixed the problem in the 250 version in 1989. 4th gear was too tall.
There no breaking the law of physics. You can gear taller for speed on level ground with less rpm but is going to bleed off speed quicker on the first incline on the road and need much more down shifting to stay in the power band then stock.
Since ATVs spend more time off road on 20 to 30 mph bush trails I would think I would gear for more torque then speed.
Since ATVs spend more time off road on 20 to 30 mph bush trails I would think I would gear for more torque then speed.
One thing I forgot to mention is the 230 has a gap between 3rd and 4th gear that's too big. It will drive you insane trying to pick sprockets. Suzuki fixed the problem in the 250 version in 1989. 4th gear was too tall.
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