Reduce RPM
So, I would like to hear from someone who has actually made the change to a larger front pulley and how do you like it? I only ride one up so lightly loaded.
Thanks!
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...l#post22205324
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So, I would like to hear from someone who has actually made the change to a larger front pulley and how do you like it? I only ride one up so lightly loaded.
Thanks!
If you plan on 75 mph as a common cruise RPM, go to the 30T, Solo this pulley is fine. A little "doggy" 2-Up.
DO NOT go to a 32T on the 1991-2003 883, you will not like it. The 1200's can handle the 32T, but you only want it if you are frequently 75+ mph.
The 32T is common on the 2004-2022 883's because of the lower Primary, engine to transmission, ratio. It is about the same as putting a 29T on the early 883's.
The aluminum pulleys fail at the center spline at 8-9,000 miles.
The aluminum pulleys with center spline of steel fail at both the center spline and outer drive teeth at about 12,000 miles.
Here is a link to the math on the RPM reductions and speedometer variations for both a 1200 and an 883 when doing the various swaps.
https://www.883sportster.com/_files/...8aea0fb11d.pdf
I bought my gear from Robert (sirrom1) at 883Sportster.com https://www.883sportster.com/ who also furnished the attached chart and has offered you great advice in the post above mine.
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