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Belt tension
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
Recommended by who ???? .... Most folks here have had great success with 150-160 lbs using a KritKit ... measured " on the ground ". I use this and have none to very, very little vibes ..... Mike
Peteoz
Well-known member
I dropped my F3-L tension to around 155lbs, based on Mike’s experience, and then removed my aftermarket tensioner that was showing signs of wear. Vibration is now virtually non existent, so dropping the BRP recommended tension worked for me, too.:2thumbs:
Pete
WisconsinDavid
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What is the recommended cricket measurement for the old RS (2010) belts while on the ground? I should check mine. Thanks. Nevermind, found an old thread that said 160-180 for my RS. Thanks. 
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