2008 Dyna Rear Sprocket Conversion 70-Tooth
1"
Hey DopeMan, thanks for the link to the gearing calculator.
Last edited by Centerline; Sep 11, 2009 at 10:29 AM. Reason: #
But am listening with interest
I know of no 1 inch 70T rear (as of yet)
Last edited by 09DynaMan; Sep 11, 2009 at 06:45 AM.
The 96 power band is very broad........ it makes too little power everywhere in the rev range
if you decrease the front pulley(as in less teeth) you have the same effect
If you spend most riding highway cruising, you may well want to get a larger front pulley, or smaller rear, to lower eng rpm at your preferred speed
Just make sure regarding the Drive Belt compatibility with whatever change is being considered
You will, of course, not have as much acceleration with higher gearing
Fuel economy may even get worse(or it may not, depends on your riding dynamic), as it is load that determines usage, and rpm is only one factor in that equation
If you put a smaller rear sprocket on, or a larger front, you are really going to hurt the power. If you are loaded, in hot weather, starting from stop signs, passing, or in hills, you're really going to notice the lack of power. If that's something you can live with, go for it and let us know how you like it.
Now, it you've got a 117" or bigger in there, then you'll probably get away with it just fine. But if it were me, I'd either leave it stock or bump the gearing up to give it more pull, not less. I want it to go when I twist the gas, not just set there making noise.
Mike
The Best of Harley-Davidson for Lifelong Riders
If I could get this gearing combo to work with the right belt and then do the motor upgrade...
John


