Hi Guys,,I am building a turbo hayabusa and wanted to know what is the best sprocket combination for top speed,,I want to run the mojave mile,, thanx,,,Gary
Hi Guys,,I am building a turbo hayabusa and wanted to know what is the best sprocket combination for top speed,,I want to run the mojave mile,, thanx,,,Gary
Since the surface is hard dirt ( assumption from the dust cloud pictures on site ) a fairly tall gear should be your friend on this. Your not going to need gear multiplication from low gears because starting traction isn't there to handle it. Once your rolling 40+mph maintaining traction with a taller than stock gear should be a mite easier to control. I am thinking 17 / 36 or 17 - 37 would be a good place to start. I have no experience on the Mojave Mile so take it for what it is worth. Usually the more torque you have the taller gear you can pull. I believe a few more variables need to be known before that can be calculated.
Since the surface is hard dirt ( assumption from the dust cloud pictures on site ) a fairly tall gear should be your friend on this. Your not going to need gear multiplication from low gears because starting traction isn't there to handle it. Once your rolling 40+mph maintaining traction with a taller than stock gear should be a mite easier to control. I am thinking 17 / 36 or 17 - 37 would be a good place to start. I have no experience on the Mojave Mile so take it for what it is worth. Usually the more torque you have the taller gear you can pull. I believe a few more variables need to be known before that can be calculated.
Hi Guys,,I am building a turbo hayabusa and wanted to know what is the best sprocket combination for top speed,,I want to run the mojave mile,, thanx,,,Gary
If you post more in depth information about yourself (weight etc) and turbo build specs and all associated factors with the build (rwHP etc etc) then we can throw gearing combinations your way!
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