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Gearing and setup for worksop for a B44
Hi all!
Am looking at running my new B44 at worksop this sunday and am in need of help for a setup and gearing. Im running a checkpoint 11 double with the standard spur. What pinion am I looking at folks? Ta
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23-02-2008
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Anyone? Please!!!
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No idea on a B44 but I suggest normal setup but 1 spring rate lower than usual on the front and maybe 2.5wt lower on the front too.
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23-02-2008
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try the usual silver spring all round and see how it goes im sure there will be lots of top drivers there who will help you. Just go ask the everyone is friendly well 99% of people are.
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23-02-2008
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You could always try Richard Lowe's Magic Setup which he always uses...
Try in the Jconcepts section on here for a setup, I am sure it will be listed somewhere! Mark
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23-02-2008
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With that motor try starting with something like a 22-23t pinion. I used to run 20/81 in my BJ4 with a 10 turn Checkpoint, with the bigger spur in the B44 it will be pretty close.
Setup-wise, I've had a good look at a B44 recently and everything has moved round slightly compared to the BJ4. 2 washers and outer hole on the rear topdeck is similar to the BJ4 back end setup I run. Shocks on the outer hole on the rear tower and inner hole on the front tower, everything else is pretty similar 
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