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Old 12-07-2004, 09:12 PM
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Default sprocket for sand??

i have a warrior and am going to change the sprocket i ride mostly sand{ pismo and sand mountan} what did you do? should i go down 1 or 2 in the frunt or other?
my warrior is jetted fmf T4 pipe and is getting a new piston 1 over this week.
 
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Old 12-07-2004, 09:26 PM
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See how you like it stock gearing. If you feel top gear (i think 6th for worrior right?) isnt pulling, or you are losing speed in that gear, Bump down a tooth in the front. Generally, you run one less tooth in the sand then you would regulary to compensate for the increased drag. Good luck.
 
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Old 12-07-2004, 09:30 PM
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See how you like it stock gearing. If you feel top gear (i think 6th for worrior right?) isnt pulling, or you are losing speed in that gear, Bump down a tooth in the front. Generally, you run one less tooth in the sand then you would regulary to compensate for the increased drag. Good luck.
i have never been in 6th so if i loose it i don't care
 
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Old 12-07-2004, 09:40 PM
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I ride in the dunes only. the warrior has such a close ratio trans. I never felt the need to gear it down. I guess it could help you pull hills in a higher gear. but, to each his own.
 
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Old 12-07-2004, 09:59 PM
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I ride in the dunes only. the warrior has such a close ratio trans. I never felt the need to gear it down. I guess it could help you pull hills in a higher gear. but, to each his own.
it would very much be nice to pul hills in a higher gear becouse if your pulling in 2nd you can't go to 1st becouse it allways stops at nutral and your stuck. so if i could get 3rd in then that would be better allaround
 
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I ride in the dunes only. the warrior has such a close ratio trans. I never felt the need to gear it down. I guess it could help you pull hills in a higher gear. but, to each his own.
it would very much be nice to pul hills in a higher gear becouse if your pulling in 2nd you can't go to 1st becouse it allways stops at nutral and your stuck. so if i could get 3rd in then that would be better allaround
Exactly. Just get a one tooth smaller for the front and your set. oh yea, you might have to adjust your chain because your going to have a lot of slack. Good luck.
 
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Old 12-08-2004, 01:23 AM
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IMO...1 tooth in the front is equal to 3 in the rear....I wouldn't mess with the fronts at all...The best way is to do 1 tooth at a time in the rear till you find the sweet spot
 
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Old 12-08-2004, 12:16 PM
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IMO...1 tooth in the front is equal to 3 in the rear....I wouldn't mess with the fronts at all...The best way is to do 1 tooth at a time in the rear till you find the sweet spot
did you look at the price of the sprokets? if you went down 1 in the rear and did not like it at $60.00 each to get to 3 it would be $180.00 so at $15.00 for a rear it would be better to go 1 in the rear and try that if not your only out $15.00.. yes, no ??
 
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Old 12-08-2004, 12:21 PM
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What kind if sprockets are you buying...gold?...Mine are 32 bucks....if you wanna cheap sport...try comic books...lol.....I know it's a little more money but if you want the best combo...thats the best way to do it.IMO.
 
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