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What gearing/tire size should I use for a ~1/4 mile (give or take 200ft)? I was thinking maybe a 17/39 with 20's, I might pin 6th by the finish, but just a bit curious if my motor would pull it, and whether that's a logical setup. Also, any ballpark guesses on what kind of times to expect?

 

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FMF Fatties

Coolhead w/ 20cc's

28mm flatsides

Proflow filter

Boyesen Carbon reeds/ cages

Dirt digger clutch

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I honestly don't think that you see 6th gear with a 17 tooth front. I'd go to a 16/41 setup and hope it pulls sixth. Et's will probably be in the 15's. Maybe high 14's if your lucky. Or you could just race 1/8th mile. Banshee's and other quads in general fair much better over shorter distances.

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What gearing/tire size should I use for a ~1/4 mile (give or take 200ft)? I was thinking maybe a 17/39 with 20's, I might pin 6th by the finish, but just a bit curious if my motor would pull it, and whether that's a logical setup. Also, any ballpark guesses on what kind of times to expect?

 

Mod's:

FMF Fatties

Coolhead w/ 20cc's

28mm flatsides

Proflow filter

Boyesen Carbon reeds/ cages

Dirt digger clutch

gotta have the ponies to pull them big gears maverick. start out a lil smaller.

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before I got my motor work done I ran stock banshee tire with 17/39 gearing with pretty much the same settings as you I was going low 16 high 15's and the best way that I found to launch the bike was to just spin the tires out of the hole because like nyuk said it takes a big motor to pull a good tire

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