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Old 07-01-2013
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They can sound rough if built incorrectly i think. I'm sure a slack or tight mesh will be the most likely cause.

Slack or tight belts could be a problem.

Also the belt seperator not being fitted or fitted incorrectly can cause a problem.

It is also possible to build the lay shaft up so the slipper plate locking pin is fitted incorrectly, this can cause noise and excess slipping.

Also a slack slipper will cause noise / vibration.

Overtightening the motor clamp or fitting a dirty motor can may cause problems.

I have to say after building / driving many different belt cars, this one has an excellent drive train and mine is super smooth and drives like a shaft driven car with an unbelievable amount of drive.

I absolutely love my K1...
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