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Belt tention
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Chupaca
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Not sure....
Rule of thumb...you should not be able to turn the belt 90° in the middle. For the most part 160 to 200 lbs is what many use. I run on the lower side and have a tensioner. Your manual will have a sonic measurement which you can convert. You will get more info here as the day goes on....:thumbup:
Rule of thumb...you should not be able to turn the belt 90° in the middle. For the most part 160 to 200 lbs is what many use. I run on the lower side and have a tensioner. Your manual will have a sonic measurement which you can convert. You will get more info here as the day goes on....:thumbup:
I understand it has been lowered several times? What's the latest lbs with the kricket??
jtoro1
Member
I use 120 lb +/_ RTS 2015 I use the lower spec to save my rear bearings,wheels off the ground
Little Blue
SpyderLovers Ambassador
Belt Tention
I use the Kricket and set belt to 120 lbs. on my 2016 RTL. Just my 2 :thumbup::thumbup:
I use the Kricket and set belt to 120 lbs. on my 2016 RTL. Just my 2 :thumbup::thumbup:
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