@@XpensiveDecisions I’m leaning towards the 25% just for the simplicity. I’m currently stock with a dalton clutch kit running 32 zillas. It does very well for what it is. I twisted my front prop shaft in two this weekend so it’s looking like time to do some upgrades
@@head458 Would definitely help out, I didn’t have many issues until I went with sticky zillas. Did a gear reduction after replacing belts almost every ride. My last ride claimed the front diff and a sandcraft drive shaft
What Satv Part Numbers did you use? Size Tires? I am torn currently about doing this. im trying to figure out my % reduction that i want. 17 xp1000 on 32s with giloman tune and clutch kit. wanna go to 34/35s trails/rocks/ is my normal. its not dedicated crawler. Your setup seems to move very very easy with light throttle
@@XpensiveDecisions well accordingf to OEM end of shift phase is 8000-8500 for 55mph. so with my tune mine will run up to 9200. Do you think it lowed your high gear more then you thought it would. i have been looking into the parts seems they lower the the % between the gears like the reduction is the same % across the board so to speak.
@@zeks05 I don’t do a lot of higher speed driving so it works fine for me. I do like lowering high range bc I think the split between the extra low and a factory high would be too spread out. Mine is really comparable to the trails and rocks factory gearing now and the factory KRX gearing.
Looking doing gear reduction on a 2018 xp4 1000 running a hunterworks thick belt right now which helped allot but we carry allot of weight 4 kids so it's basically a school bus so how does it handle on the trails as far as speed in low on trails
It was a 37% overall. It was a 12% and 25% kit. Never really noticed a change to reverse. Low and high was a big difference. If I had to do again I wouldn’t get as much. Really affected normal road driving.
@@XpensiveDecisions I ride alot of mountain trails and rocks. I also run down fire roads. 32s. I'd like to have a lower gear but also keep my high for running down the road