going down a sprocket
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RE: going down a sprocket
tahoe, you seem to have alot of knowledge on this, how much of a difference will going down 1 in the front have for accelleration, and maybe doing a few power wheelies once in a awhile? i have an 06 F4i with about 1,300 miles, and i wouldnt wanna but a new chain or new rear sprocket. would going down 1 make a noticeable difference? is it possilbe to go down 2 instead of going down 1 and up 2 in the back?
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RE: going down a sprocket
going down 1 tooth in the front is equal to going up 3 teeth in the rear. It is a noticable difference in bottom end torque and power. Great for doing wheelies and not cutting to much off your top end. Works great if you do with a 520 chain conversion kit to decrease rotating mass. Going down 2 teeth in the front is a bad idea, chains tend to bind up.
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RE: going down a sprocket
stealth, vortex, sprocket specialist, rk, renthal, etc. all pretty good. as for online places, they will be about the same. i just go to my usual vendor for it cause he is local. www.sprocketcenter.com
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