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that being said, I did swap my comp for an earlier FXR variation (stock was 25T i believe, i needed a 24T because I went up a tooth on my clutch basket when I broke the 2nd OEM one in a row and went to an EvoIndustries billet basket....and stupidly ordered the 37T instead of the stock 36T)
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my 124 made ~ 150/150 and still running an OEM harley comp and springpack. no issues so far, and I beat the bag out of that bike.
that being said, I did swap my comp for an earlier FXR variation (stock was 25T i believe, i needed a 24T because I went up a tooth on my clutch basket when I broke the 2nd OEM one in a row and went to an EvoIndustries billet basket....and stupidly ordered the 37T instead of the stock 36T)
that being said, I did swap my comp for an earlier FXR variation (stock was 25T i believe, i needed a 24T because I went up a tooth on my clutch basket when I broke the 2nd OEM one in a row and went to an EvoIndustries billet basket....and stupidly ordered the 37T instead of the stock 36T)
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24T isn't necessarily "better", but will reduce final drive a few percent, and give you a perceived bump in torque/power (at the expense of some cruising RPM/top speed)
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how'd you take up the slack in the primary chain? 24/36 is too loose on the stock adjuster (although Baker used to make a "FatShoe" to fix some of that), and a 25/37...the chain's too short to get the basket on the output shaft.
24T isn't necessarily "better", but will reduce final drive a few percent, and give you a perceived bump in torque/power (at the expense of some cruising RPM/top speed)
24T isn't necessarily "better", but will reduce final drive a few percent, and give you a perceived bump in torque/power (at the expense of some cruising RPM/top speed)
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