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I installed UR pulley, not sure if that thing provides gains but rev feels smoother. M370 is the key, even after full bolt ons it really made good difference across
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I installed UR pulley, not sure if that thing provides gains but rev feels smoother.
M370 is the key, even after full bolt ons it really made good difference across the whole band. I will say totally worth the cost |
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