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Wild hog
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Chupaca
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Little checking.....
According to the manual....
front sprocket bolt is 81 ft lbs 2008-2009 later models 92 ft lbs
Tension 450N +/- 150N ( we use the krickit and run 160 to 200 lbs, I keep it on the low side)
Thread lock on the bolt threads only
If you remove the front sprocket bolt it is recommended you install a new bolt (if ordered from BRP or Cheapcycleparts.com it will come with the thread lock already applied. :thumbup:
According to the manual....
front sprocket bolt is 81 ft lbs 2008-2009 later models 92 ft lbs
Tension 450N +/- 150N ( we use the krickit and run 160 to 200 lbs, I keep it on the low side)
Thread lock on the bolt threads only
If you remove the front sprocket bolt it is recommended you install a new bolt (if ordered from BRP or Cheapcycleparts.com it will come with the thread lock already applied. :thumbup:
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I kept my 08 GS on the loose side about 165lbs ….measured ON THE GROUND …. I never had any issues and I didn't feel any vibes ….. Mike
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