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just geting ready to drop in my motor after tearing down the shee this winter i realised the front sproket is prety much junk and needs replaised. i need to know what size would be good to go with im replacing front and rear as well as chain. im going to be mainly dune riding mabey blast around on some snomobile trails near my house. mods ive done are toomy t5s, shaved head.40 .40 over size pistons 4degre advance on timeing port and polish cylinders duncan reeds. think thats about it right now. just looking for a good combination of sprockets for the dunes and mabey some trails. figured id aske here than have to try a bunch of trial and error thanks

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i'v seen guys say that 13/41 works great in the sand, but if you are going to be doing some trails too, 14/41, 14/40 would probably work out good...what did you have before?

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Depends on what kind of riding you do more of. Trail or dune? and more importantly what kind of trails you ride. Are they tight trails or wide open? If you ride in tight areas where you will rarely get to 5th/6th gear try running a 13/41 setup for better off-idle throttle response and quicker point to point acceleration. I ride a lot of tight trails where instant throttle response is the order of the day and between the stock 14/41 gearing and a 13/41 setup, the 13 up front is hands down a better choice. You really need to just figure out where you ride the most and come up with a happy compromise! Hope this helps.

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I think you'd be pleased with a 13/41 setup. I know you want to drop a tooth in the front (generally speaking) when you go to the dunes, and I ran a 13/41 on mine through the trails here and loved it. Had similar mods to yours, same pipes. :cheers:

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