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Old 11-15-2016 | 12:08 PM
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As I research new gear sets, I have noticed (3) different parts numbers. Which ones are best in my application?

43-818928A2 15/19
43-8M0104360 15/17
43-840870A1 17/18

Any other options or part numbers out there I'm not seeing?

43-805448A-1 Is another I have seen. Will these work in my application?

An option I have considered is selling the current drive and purchasing a stock XR. Depending on value of each, I may save money instead of spending money.
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The 1.36's are NOT the issue. I have 1.36's with 502mpi's. I spin my 24's to 5100. I borrowed a pair of 26's and spun them to 4700rpms.

Being the props are used and you don't know if they are stock specs, start there.
Are you seeing a speed difference with the 26's and 28's at 4900rpms?? You should see about 4mph more with the 28's.
I agree 1000%! You have two props that are UNKOWN origins, that are giving you the same speed at the same rpms. DING DING DING

Switching gears is crazy, find a bone stock 24 and 26 and see what happens.
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Originally Posted by onesickpantera
I agree 1000%! You have two props that are UNKOWN origins, that are giving you the same speed at the same rpms. DING DING DING

Switching gears is crazy, find a bone stock 24 and 26 and see what happens.
I am in search of a 24P to test. In the meantime, I am shopping for gears.

Anyone have insight into the gear part numbers I listed 2 posts back?
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Old 11-16-2016 | 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Chestah Cheetah
As I research new gear sets, I have noticed (3) different parts numbers. Which ones are best in my application?

43-818928A2 15/19
43-8M0104360 15/17
43-840870A1 17/18

Any other options or part numbers out there I'm not seeing?

43-805448A-1 Is another I have seen. Will these work in my application?

An option I have considered is selling the current drive and purchasing a stock XR. Depending on value of each, I may save money instead of spending money.
15/19 is for a 1.5
15/17 is for a 1.34 (XR's are actually 1.34. regular Bravo's are 1.36)
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Old 11-17-2016 | 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Griff
15/19 is for a 1.5
15/17 is for a 1.34 (XR's are actually 1.34. regular Bravo's are 1.36)
Got it. I can install the 1.50 gears in the XR correct? (Teague Platinum XR with IMCO Standard lower).
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Old 11-17-2016 | 10:14 PM
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To change ratios, you change the lower gears. The uppers stay the same in all XR's.
All the beefed up XR's by all the different companies still use the same Merc gears.
So yes, they will work in your IMCO lower.

I still do not think the gear ratio change will do anything. Getting a prop dialed in with the 1.34 will yield the same results.
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