what size tires,sprocket size would you use?

[IRISH-RACER-14]

please watch the video. its mainly these types of tracks i race on, i want to know what tire and wheel size and sprockets to use.. so any help would be appreciated.

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i forgot to add that its not me in the video... its a guy on the same track

[DnB_racing]

dont change anything...it looks like you got it dialed in pretty good you got the hole shot and still had enough top speed to hold anyone off... id keep it like that

[IRISH-RACER-14]

sorry i forgot to add its not me,,thats the tack i race on and its similar to most...hes running 10inch rims i think but not sure on tire hight

[mx Eli]

it would depend on what motor work you have done too. in my opinion mx sized tires but with higher gearing would be a good setup. if your quad is 04/05 try a 15 tooth front and 38 rear. for 06+ try 14 tooth front and 38 tooth rear

on either you might have to screw around with the rear sprocket size

[IRISH-RACER-14]

stock motor. slip on and filter

[mx Eli]

holeshot makes a 19 inch rear tire... that might be a good choice for you with the gear i sugested

[finsteratv]

Originally posted by mx Eli
holeshot makes a 19 inch rear tire... that might be a good choice for you with the gear i sugested
x2 i think the 19's would work well,give more speed then an 18 but wont roll as much as a 20 im guessing..even though they dont roll much haha. i'd probably just run 20's and play with gearing. many more tire selections.

[mx Eli]

very true, the itp quadcross in the gncc version (20 inch tall) might be a good choice

[IRISH-RACER-14]

ok so i was thinking of 20's..so what sprockets should i use with the twentys? stock?

[TheLane]

Where are the jumps?! o.o

[finsteratv]

i'd try stock but if the corners are tight during a race higher gearing might hurt you there but should be ok. just have to experiment, try it with stock first then go from there. what year 450 you looking at? they have different gearing.

[mx Eli]

the 6+ quads run a one tooth smaller front (counter sprocket)

one rear tooth is not enough to feel the differance in speed but u might feel a slight differnace in how the shift points are

try to get your speed right then focas on the shift points