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where to buy gears for 12' RMK 800

I think i have a brand new 43 tooth bottom i would sell for good price.
 
If youre going to change gears, make a major change is my bet.
I went to 19/46 and after 3 days out I don't regret it one bit, and wish I had done it much sooner, I can still go faster down the trail than I feel safe doing on a mountain sled.
perk to 19/43 (if your buying his) is keeping your stock chain, and still see some advantage. grab a 19 if youre buying his.
 
This will get you your info requested ggcustoms.

http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=369638

Stock chain is 72P

General rule of thumb for the Pro ... add the teeth on the two gears together... if the total is...

62 or lower = 72P chain
63 to 65 = 74p chain
66 or higher = 76p chain

I'm sure there's an upper limit for the 76p chain but most will never install those gears. If they'd even fit.
 
Really happy with the 19/43 and stock chain. Didn't want to have to buy a diff chain but maybe someday.
 
Lorduss and others.

I plan on Snowchecking a 600 155 chaincase model and doing 19/46. Is there any clutching changes that need to be made? I've heard that Carl's has the 600's figured out. I would like to stay mostly stock, maybe a can.
Clutching (helix, springs, etc) is like chinese to me...and I am not very fluent in chinese. Is there a post/thread/fiche that would help me out a bit? I understand weights a little bit with the help from SW and I had SLP pipe/mtx weights on my dragon.
 
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