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Personal Opinion - IPS™ Belt Tensioner from Lamonster Garage

JBMGDM

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I installed the IPS™ Belt Tensioner from Lamonster Garage. No more harmonic vibration in my experience.
 

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Now you have another thing to watch and take care of, make it a habit to check the bearings in the wheel when you change your oil. Good luck!!!
 
I loosened my belt to 180 (Krikit) rear wheel on the floor....no more belt vibrations.

:agree: ...except mine is at 160 lbs ( on the floor ) .....I don't have any belt vibes either .... AND what is NEVER going to happen - is the roller mechanism is NEVER going to FAIL and EAT the belt :thumbup:... this has been reported occurring in the past ..... Mike :thumbup:
 
I got 10,000 miles out of my dampner before the bearings went poof. I did a regular inspection and caught it before any issues then I started experimenting with belt tension. 190 on the ground with the Kricket gauge is the sweet spot for my 2015 RT. 8000 miles since that adjustment and everything is working great.
 
I replaced the LM roller at 15k miles. Didn't show any signs of bearing wear but I changed it anyway.
 
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