Hi hopefully due to purchase a mugello 186 soon and was wondering if anyone had any idea of what sprocket combo is best. The current set up 15 46{tv 175 gearbox which due to cost do'nt want to ].It will be running a 26mmdelly with ram air filter and a42mm clubman
Thanks for any advice Simo
sprockets for mugello 186
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bristolmod
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Hi-I'm running a TV175 S3 with a Mugello top end on 16T front and standard rear sprockets.
Acceleration in 1, 2 and 3 is very good, although I treat 4th more like an overdrive as its too "long". To be honest whilst the set up is good for me around town, I'm probably going to revert to the standard 15T front when I get time to change it.
Chris
Acceleration in 1, 2 and 3 is very good, although I treat 4th more like an overdrive as its too "long". To be honest whilst the set up is good for me around town, I'm probably going to revert to the standard 15T front when I get time to change it.
Chris
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Thanks Chris .Got the engine split ready for rebuild discovered it had original spring type crowm wheel which need changing .So as it needs replacing just thought i'd get a second opinion .Mind now put at rest .Cheers Simon
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bristolmod
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changed the clutch in my other totally standard TV175S3 recently, and noticed that it was still running its "sprung" crownwheel. As it appeared in perfect condition, I left it where it was and have had no problems at all- if it was OK for Messrs Innocenti all those years ago.........
To be honest, using a sprung crownwheel does give you a better change from neutral to first (say at traffic lights) as it "damps" out the the initial "thump"
Chris
To be honest, using a sprung crownwheel does give you a better change from neutral to first (say at traffic lights) as it "damps" out the the initial "thump"
Chris
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Bloody hell Simo, I never thought I'd see the day. I wonder if you reply to this quicker than you do your texts?
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