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Sprocket I Need Alitle Help Trying To Get More Torque To The Rear Wheel If I Go Bigger In The Rear What Do I Go In The Front

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A good setup that many people use for both street and track is 14t front and 40t rear. Top speed is down a little but you´ll probably still be able to hit 135 MPH.,

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