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PostSubject: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeSat Mar 30, 2013 1:46 am

what weights and spring are you running that work best for you?
what tires you have, what type of riding you do
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeSat Mar 30, 2013 10:23 am

Right now I'm running 18 gram weights. I spoke with James yesterday and he said I would probable be more happy with 16 gram weights. I'm also running a purple spring. I'm running 28" zillas and ride mud rocks trails just about everything.
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeSat Mar 30, 2013 10:52 am

I have the JBS sheave with 16g weights with purple spring on my Grizzly 550. Awesome performance..best mod I have done yet. I use 26' bighorns and 27" Zillas. James also sent me 14g weights and gold spring to try out but I haven't had a chance to try that yet. I ride a lot of every type of terrain. I am not a strict mudder. Couldn't thank James enough. Great guy to deal with.
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeSat Mar 30, 2013 11:10 am

My JBS setup is 16 gr. gold spring, got it installed and was able to ride it in my yard to check it out and then major shoulder surgery so I will be on the mend all summer but looking forward to letting it rip someday soon. I am running 27 in. mudlite XTRs.


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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeSat Mar 30, 2013 10:01 pm

im running 16 gr stock spring 27 in itp 589s and couldnt be happier
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeSun Mar 31, 2013 4:45 pm

I have a gold spring and 18 g weights with 27" `Zillas mounted on ITP
SS108 for my 700. Factory wheels, tires, and spring with 12G weights on
the 450

I might have to check out the 16g set for the 700. Any thoughts on what or how much of a difference a guy might see?
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeSun Mar 31, 2013 8:52 pm

I'm running 16 gram weights, Gold spring and a 1.2mm shim in mine. I know I lost some of the top end but I can still top out at 64 mph according to my speedo with 28" zillas. But I like my set-up for mud I can get the tires turning with ease in anything I've had it since I installed my sheave.
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeMon Apr 01, 2013 5:05 pm

Right now I have 18 g weights and the purple spring... mostly trail riding, 26x10x14 Bajacross on SS 312 on all 4 corners.
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeMon Apr 01, 2013 9:31 pm

I have 18 g weights purple spring and .5mm shim. 25x10 & 25x12 bearclaws
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeTue Apr 02, 2013 6:14 pm

08redgrizz wrote:
I have 18 g weights purple spring and .5mm shim. 25x10 & 25x12 bearclaws

Big change over stock performance?
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeTue Apr 02, 2013 6:59 pm

yes I think its a big change over stock! in low and mid for sure I dont do top end alot.
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeWed Apr 03, 2013 8:00 pm

08redgrizz wrote:
yes I think its a big change over stock! in low and mid for sure I dont do top end alot.

I'm still tinkering with mine a bit so I will pry watch this thread like a hawk looking for ideas and info...
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeWed Apr 03, 2013 11:07 pm

I liked it well enough on my 700 I ordered another one for my wifes 450. I think It made more of an improvment on the 450.
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeThu Apr 04, 2013 3:24 pm

I want to try some 20 gram weights to see what its like...
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeSun Apr 07, 2013 11:56 am

the lower the weight the higher the rpms and with the higher rpms you will be in the power range more but if you like just cruising you wouldnt want lighter weights...its all about your ridn style..if your real aggressive and dont mind higher rpms do the lighter weights you will love it
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeFri Apr 12, 2013 2:30 am

2002 660 28" mud lites.
500 rpm stalls
16 grams with a film of grease.
1.2mm shim
Purple spring
Of the 7 or so combos I've tried this is the best so far but still tinkering.
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeFri Apr 12, 2013 2:00 pm

I have a ride coming up this weekend and I'm gonna try 16g and orange spring
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeWed Jun 19, 2013 1:46 am

Per recommendation from James, I'm running a JBS Sheave with 16g weights with purple spring on my Grizzly 700 and I have 26.5" Pit Bull Growlers.  They're 8 ply, heavy tires that work awesome.  The JBS Kit has made that weight seem to disappear!  I love this kit!  Very Happy
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeTue Jul 02, 2013 5:41 pm

I've put a about 350 miles on my current set up, and am quite happy. 16g and orange spring. Even with my 26x10x14 (x4) Bajacross' I can get the speedo to 70 mph banging off the limiter. Twisted Evil
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PostSubject: Re: Post Your JBS setup   Post Your JBS setup Icon_minitimeThu Jul 04, 2013 2:31 pm

Just finishing up my install. orange spring with 14gr. New belt.
Running 27 x 12" Mudzillas.

Will go for test ride later this week and report back how it is.
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