Rear Pulley. what does it do?

Blueninja

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I would like to know what the Rear Pulley does increase.. And if its worth going with the Overrange kit, a bit more expsnive then just buying the Malossi MHR 2005? as far as i know every one uses the Overrange kit. so i guess it does a really good job.



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The straight pulleything removes the slight dip that you can have with the original, which has a little corner in it.

Original is like this:

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Overrange (and others) goes like this:

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with the overange there are different slots to choose from that are at different angles.

What are the pro's and cons of the different slots?

thanks
 
The curved slots give that dip in your powerline (you accelerate, RPM goes up, than it goes down, to go up again). With straight slots you don't have that. Means faster acceleration, because now, the RPM is kept at the optimal RPM/Powerband.
 
What I meant was that you need to be burning some serious RPM or have some decent power in order to take full advantage of an overrange kit
 
What I meant was that you need to be burning some serious RPM or have some decent power in order to take full advantage of an overrange kit

you mean like this? :D

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MHR 50cc LC Yamaha Jog dragscooter
 
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