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Rincon gear reduction - 8/27/2008 4:53:05 PM

bigkennyboy

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Just had my gear installed to help turn my 27" mudzillas and now in auto in shifts a little harder from 1st to 2nd and would rather scream in 2nd gear instead of shifting to 3rd. The manual electric shift still works fine. Can anyone offer an explanation?........Sometimes if it is screaming in 2nd I can give it a quick shot of throttle and it will go to 3rd but not very often.

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RE: Rincon gear reduction - 8/28/2008 4:27:04 PM

mudman01

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Man just a little advice , the gear reduction is made to turn bigger tires and give you more low end torque, not to give you more speed. Im going by what ive seen and heard, it could be like putting a shift kit in a truck they just shift hard. Maybe i helped you some.

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RE: Rincon gear reduction - 8/28/2008 6:37:30 PM

bigkennyboy

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Thanks alot for responding! That is exactly what I am hoping is going on. With any luck it may break in a bit and remedy itself. Thanx!

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