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tyler

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hey how fast will my warrior be with a 15 tooth front sprocket and a 40 tooth rear? and all the upgrades Ive done to it that Ive listed below in my signature?
 
Need to know the size of the rear tires. and all you gunna do is give yourself more top end and make the engine work harder to get there. Its good if you do a lot of drag racing or ride the dunes. If your a woods rider, it better to be geared down to get the short run acceleration.
 
i actually have most long straight dirt roads and i want more top end...... and the tires are 22X10X9
 
62 mph stock.

My estimate is you would be running somewhere between 68 and 74 wide open.

Each front tooth makes about a 3-5 mph diffrence.
Each rear tooth makes about a 1-2 mph diffrence.
 
ok and the rider weight is about 210 so how fast you think with the 15 front and 40 rear? and ive also considered a 12 front and 44 rear? for acceleration
 
ok but would it take forever to get to top speed with the 15 tooth front sprocket
 
ok ... once again .. i know thiis a old thread ...

i am runnin a 15/40 with 20s on the back and i love it .. compared to the 13/40
my buddies warrior runs...mine smokes his now hes in 6th WOT(wide open throttle) and im maybe half thorttle it makes a really big difference, just depends on what u like ... as far as takin away from the bottom end , i dont really noctice any, thewarrior is geared so low anyway ... but this is all on stock machines... but i personally love it and considering moving to 16 ...
 
Im planning on going down a tooth or 2 for more accerleration. I don't think I will see much chance to be in 6th gear when I find somewhere to ride!
 
i had 15/40 with 20 in rears good all around setup, for trails im stickin with stock gearing on 22s
 
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