Benefits of UTV Gear Reduction and Why its Better Than a Clutch kit

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2021
  • If you’re swapping the stock tires and going bigger or want better low end for slow and low Rock crawling, getting a gearing reduction can help you keep the speed you want or help you do that low and slow rock crawling. In this video, our friend Scott from Project UTV shares with us some of the benefits of getting a gear reduction done and why it is a much better option than just adding a clutch kit.
    If you live in Utah and are considering getting a gear reduction done, reach out to Scott on Facebook and he'll get you set up!
    Contact: / scott.kartchner.1
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  • @winstonsmith8898
    @winstonsmith8898 Год назад +1

    This is a video that should be mandatory for all UTV owners.👍

  • @offroaddiaries
    @offroaddiaries 2 года назад +2

    Scott is the man! He gave me some great pointers in my trans rebuild. He's for sure a guru in the gear reduction world! And also someone I consider a friend.

  • @TheClifford78
    @TheClifford78 2 года назад

    Most informative video I’ve watched!

  • @NelsonSam
    @NelsonSam 2 года назад

    Great video! Lots of good info.

  • @kiloknox
    @kiloknox 2 года назад +1

    what state do u live in. i need a Scott to look at my turbo s. great vid thanks alot

  • @razorsedgeadventures6599
    @razorsedgeadventures6599 2 года назад

    Great info! So my 21 RZR XP 1000 Trails and Rocks edition came with a 50% gear reduction in low range and 30” tires. Does this factory gear reduction mean it’s safer for me to bump to a 32” tire without adding undue stress on the drive train?

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад

      You should have no issues running 32’s. -Garrett

  • @peachpole
    @peachpole 2 года назад

    I’d be curious to know exactly what gear sets he is using. I’ve been researching this for a while for my Pro and trying to decide if i want to gear down or not for 32s. It seems pretty happy on hard pack but feels like a total slug in the sand even after dropping tire pressure to as low as 7psi.

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад

      The gear set is from RCR, but you can reach out to Scott. His info is in the description below. 👍 -Garrett

  • @1fastc14
    @1fastc14 2 года назад

    Do you have a link to buy the 16% gear reduction for the pro xp?

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад +1

      No we don't. Scott who did it ordered all the parts. His contact info is in the video description.
      -Dave

  • @peterkueffner747
    @peterkueffner747 2 года назад

    Great video! What is roughly the cost of the kit and labor to put in?

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад +2

      Depending on what you go with, around $900 to $1300.

  • @palisicky
    @palisicky 2 года назад

    I desperately need an answer that even polaris themselves can’t answer! I have a 2018 570 utility that comes with a factory gear reduction, i know i go about 10 mp/h less than a normal model but i dont seem to have more acceleration? What tire size could i put on to be about like the normal ones i have 25 tires how higher could i go without going to far

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад

      With a 570, probably 28s would be the max size in my opinion.

  • @samkiepprien3858
    @samkiepprien3858 7 месяцев назад

    I'm not out West. Do you have any recommendations on where I can take my machine to have gear reduction done to Turbo S. Plan on running 35s, and carry gear tools. The 60% in low I think is what I want too.

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  7 месяцев назад

      Hopefully any UTV shop should be able to do it.

  • @wideopen9791
    @wideopen9791 6 месяцев назад

    2023 can am defender lonestar come with 30 inch tire stock size planning to put 35 inch do you think 20 % gear reduction is good i only do trail riding no mudding or rock climbing…

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  6 месяцев назад +1

      Yes, it would be great for that setup while not losing too much on the top end.

  • @CraYzJake1
    @CraYzJake1 2 года назад

    which gear reduction kit did you guys get installed?

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад

      Scott did all the ordering and install. You can reach out to him. His info is in the description but it was the gears from RCR not factory. -Garrett

  • @ChristopherMCross
    @ChristopherMCross 2 года назад +1

    Are you doing the gear reduction due to the 32s?

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад +1

      We did it mostly due to the use this machine is going to get. It will spend a lot of time in the rocks and we’ll probably eventually go bigger than 32” tires . Plus we wanted to be sure that the trans was properly aligned with the engine so we can have the best possible belt life.
      -Dave

  • @azrzr5440
    @azrzr5440 2 года назад +1

    What kinda top end are people doing with gear reduction

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад

      Really it stays about the same you will just get there sooner and a little higher rpm.

  • @jesse1441
    @jesse1441 2 года назад +1

    What size and brand tires on on the rzr in the background?

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад

      The new chicanes. I believe they’re 35’s. -Joe

    • @jesse1441
      @jesse1441 2 года назад +1

      @@DerangedOffRoad thanks they look really good on that machine

  • @petebolognese8488
    @petebolognese8488 2 года назад

    what if you put on 4in portal with a 15% gear reduction ? do you also do the rear end

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад

      You can depending on how much you want to go down. -Garrett

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад

      The great thing about a gear reduction is it is more customizable. You can gear low and high individually where with portals you are essentially doing a 15% across the board. Not to mention portals are big money compared to what we did.
      -Dave

    • @petebolognese8488
      @petebolognese8488 2 года назад

      Want to lift a 2022 4 seat general 4 in and some 32 tires ,so was thinking of portals.is a lift and a gear reduction better idea

  • @copisetic1104
    @copisetic1104 2 года назад +1

    The Kawasaki’s already have lower gearing, and wet clutch for smooth takeoffs

  • @shmag4216
    @shmag4216 Год назад

    I ordered Stage 2 and 3 gear reduction. Should I not install the clutch kit?

  • @TexasPatriotOffRoadAndOutdoors
    @TexasPatriotOffRoadAndOutdoors 2 года назад

    Garrett, does anyone make a gear reduction for the KRX?

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад

      Not that I know of, but at the same time the KRX is geared pretty low so that’s probably why most just mess with the clutches on them. -Garrett

    • @TexasPatriotOffRoadAndOutdoors
      @TexasPatriotOffRoadAndOutdoors 2 года назад +1

      @@DerangedOffRoad I agree on the low gearing. Was just wondering because I’ve seen a few of them in south (mud parks) have portals installed.

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад

      Yeah that’s what they use to gear them lower. -Garrett

  • @1gr8oil
    @1gr8oil 2 года назад

    SO what about the front end gear ratio when you get into 4 wheel drive and the front and rear locked together!

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад

      From Scott: The driveline connects to the transmission so the front diff will always spin the same speed as the trans no matter how you gear it. Think of basically that the transmission acts as the rear differential, and transfer case all in one. 👍-Garrett

    • @1gr8oil
      @1gr8oil 2 года назад

      @@DerangedOffRoad So it isn't like a 4-wheel drive truck! Thanks Garrett

    • @TexasPatriotOffRoadAndOutdoors
      @TexasPatriotOffRoadAndOutdoors 2 года назад

      @@DerangedOffRoad Garrett, I may be wrong but I think what Wayne Owen is saying is that it seems with the current set up the following will occur:
      Although the trans output will spin the front drive shaft the same as the rear, once power goes through the pinion and ring ratio, the output at the axles/tires will be different.
      I hope I made sense what I said…

  • @deeadams1367
    @deeadams1367 2 года назад +1

    Please help me get ahold of Scott. Thx. I don’t know how to do Facebook. Dee

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад

      You can call Moto Armor in Utah and ask for him. 👍

  • @skeim5620
    @skeim5620 2 года назад

    What wheels are on there and size

  • @mikelewallen5917
    @mikelewallen5917 2 года назад

    How much does that cost

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад +1

      The upgraded gears we went with was about $1200. That could have all changed since this was a bit back.

    • @mikelewallen5917
      @mikelewallen5917 2 года назад

      Thanks..what gears did you go with

    • @DerangedOffRoad
      @DerangedOffRoad  2 года назад +1

      Not sure on brand because Scott put them in for us. It’s was a 46% low and 16% high reduction I believe.

    • @mikelewallen5917
      @mikelewallen5917 2 года назад

      Thank you sir

  • @bobvalenz4938
    @bobvalenz4938 2 года назад

    This guy is not cheap just look at where this guy lives
    Damn

    • @jeremypreston1593
      @jeremypreston1593 Год назад +1

      Actually he was the cheapest quote for me on a gear reduction. Scott's the man.

  • @DUNEATV
    @DUNEATV 2 года назад +1

    Nice video…but I think a lot of this was Dave’s point in your last video!