Coleman CT200U-EX Jackshaft Delete, more speed! 

😂 I do too

Im also tryna figure the length needed if u found out?

yes, at least a 60 tooth but most likely a 70 tooth. I ended up putting a torque converter on it with a 40 tooth rear.

@@Bataha will it still go fast with the 70 tooth straight chain?

You can always add one but I don't run one

@@adamdomonski1619 my chain tensioner broke off how did you solve that problem

40 chain

What length

What size is the chain for the jackshaft

What length 40 chain?

Check out my other video

have you tried holding it with vice grips?

So what I had to do was take a wrench and put it on the bolt and hit with a hammer and it came loose

I used a fast drill with a socket on there and it breaks loose from it I just did this yesterday😭

Yes, if you get the chain to fit good with no tensioner on it, that's way better.

You can just get one off of Amazon, they’re pretty good quality. Check out my other video on installing a torque converter. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oajgRjotv_I.htmlsi=qKblXMqhfujinKSb

Same

That's because the gearing is so bad. If I wanted to street ride with a straight chain like this I would build an engine capable of 7K RPM and use a 72 tooth sprocket. It would then have decent low end, cruise nicely at 35 mph and capable of 50 mph. A 72 tooth sprocket would work with a stock engine but you just wouldn't have as high a top speed. My Colemans are used for trail riding only. The torque converter is the way to go for off road.

Stock clutch

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check out my top speed video

Use an impact and hold the clutch in place. If that doesn't work heat it with a torch.

you have no idea what youre talking about