difference between teeth on sprocket
- Thread starter Sawtooth
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1 tooth on the front = 3 teeth on the rear.
It will get up and go a lot quicker.
Be warned, one should not change just a sprocket alone, one should renew both sprockets and chain as as set.
Old chains and new sprockets are a recipe for disaster.
It will get up and go a lot quicker.
Be warned, one should not change just a sprocket alone, one should renew both sprockets and chain as as set.
Old chains and new sprockets are a recipe for disaster.
bigger in front the faster you go overall.
I never ran a 15 but i liked the 14. You can fit a case saver from Ken with a 14. doubt you can with a 15 tho
I never ran a 15 but i liked the 14. You can fit a case saver from Ken with a 14. doubt you can with a 15 tho
More than likely an airleak. Purchase a tester from @Awk08 or you can head to the DIY section and build it yourself
Little rundown: Air leaks first off are very bad on a 2 stroke engine. Allowing more air into the engine creates a very lean mixture which can and WILL eventually blow up your motor. Generally, air leaks are very easy to fix. Could need new crank seals, reed gasket or even as simple as applying silicone to the exhaust flange
Throttle override system. its the brick that screws onto the top of you carb. 75% of people removed it, its not necessary
Doesn't sound like any TORs problem I have heard of
Possibly, order a new gasket and an air leak tester. after testing/fixing you can install the new gasket
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