well ive added some parts to my ex and now i noticed i get to through the gears very fast and heard going up some teeth in the front sprocket will make the gears last a little longer was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on how many teeth to goto
Quote from: Jax_Rdr_01 on January 29, 2006, 03:06:37 AM
well ive added some parts to my ex and now i noticed i get to through the gears very fast and heard going up some teeth in the front sprocket will make the gears last a little longer was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on how many teeth to goto
I wouldn't go any further than one tooth up to a 16 tooth.
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couldn't u do something to the back sprocket to make the gears last longer too
sure,,,someone correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the formula is that for every tooth you add on the front it is equal to about 2.5 teeth missing in the back.
so this means you get nearly the same effect from dropping two or three teeth on the rear sprocket as if you added a tooth on the front.
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ok thanks ida.
PM me and ill email you a program that will allow you till see the results of difrent sprocket teeth combos
here ya go !
http://www.sidewindersprockets.com/images/ratioa.gif
This is a link to , Ratios For Sprocket Combinations ;D
thanks guys for ur help