I hear it in videos that are recent posted. Im not trying to start trouble, but with ear buds in u hear it rev high then fall down and come back. Maybe its just sound in video?Ok Mike, I just asked Tom, he confirmed. It was the stock 1.61 ratio.
I hear it in videos that are recent posted. Im not trying to start trouble, but with ear buds in u hear it rev high then fall down and come back. Maybe its just sound in video?Ok Mike, I just asked Tom, he confirmed. It was the stock 1.61 ratio.
Id sure hope a unstuded stock sled would feel different then one with studs and mods!And yes with the new weights in 3,2,2 it holds 8,350 all day. Just drove it last night. Then hoped on my stock rush and it felt like a 600 lol
last yr I started using the lightening weight, we mod them to accept tungsten discs ( 7 grams ea, ) or 1 gram washers at each of the 4 pre drilled locations.
why ?Looking at BMP's goldstar weight I am leery of the tip hole looking thin on the top?
Like I said it looks very thin there. Possibly a spot that could break/fracture from the pressure? Just a thought.why ?
I just received a set of pro mag weights from Erich at ssi.
I like the ease of adjustability, but the heels are tucked 0.040"+/- 0.003" vs the 10 series.
That's seems to much to me and will engage about 500 rpm higher then stock 10 series weights. Also, belt to sheave has to be readjusted.
I bet your using a 120 start primary spring for 4200 rpm engagement.Brock, I'm engaging at 4200ish area with the weights set at 3-1-2 (heel, mid, tip). My belt to sheave is set at .018" with the Gates and SSI set-up.
I bet your using a 120 start primary spring for 4200 rpm engagement.
Pros800 had my 140/300 primary spring in with the ssi pro mags and was engaging @ 4800 rpm. I got him to change to a 120/300 Polaris blue and it engages at 42-4300 now
How many hours on engine??Yep, exactly....TEAM white 120/310. Engagement feels very smooth to me. Will the engagement RPM's change at all once sled is broken in and motor is loosened up?