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I've been reading up some people's comments on the org about common tranny issues for 06+. I did not know this and my bike seems to be running smoothly as it should.

 

I've never had a tranny failure in the past, what are the signs that i could look for. Far as i know, i don't see any metal shavings in the oil when i change it. Also I've been using Rotella oil for both sides along with Tusk oil filter.

 

Realistically, what are the chances for my tranny to go bad, considering i use the clutch all of the time and rarely let other people ride my toy.

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with a stock motor or just the HRC kit and a pipe i wouldnt worry too much. one common sign is when you are cruising in gear and get on the gas and it just pops out of gear then when you let off it goes back into gear. that is from the dogs on the gears being worn and the gears are slipping as a result. once that happens you have to replace the gears. also good idea to harden and maybe backcut the new gears.

there is also a billet gear set but thats $1900!!

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Awesome, that's great to hear! my only plans are full exhaust and either an older hrc cam / crf cam or a hot cam stage 2. That's pretty much the only mods i will be doing. Waiting on the suspension and i'm about to install my new carrier and axle. Just gotta figure out how to get the friggin sprocket off the stock axle. It's stock and the bolts wont budge at all. the bolts are soaking up in pb blaster for a bit as i type this haha

 

I might have a chance to ride before snow comes but i'm not getting my hopes up.

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mine survived a engine seized so if your use the clutch and ride the tranny properly dont worry about it... even the case broke before my gears, but thats another story...
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my tranny on my 06 never went out yet and I've had it since new. and the last 4 of those years my engine is a +60hp 490 and still no problem.... but then again I don't slam gears at the rev limiter.

 

just ride it and stop worrying.

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55+HP 07 ER and I never had a issue with the tranny. I did have alot of false neutral shifts thou, but the GT Thunder shift shaft spring resolved 90% of that.

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I've been thinkin about the spring but I haven't had issues with mine since back cut. The problem with the transmissions are the dogs that wear fast on the contact edges which allow slipping out of gear, missed shifts and skipped shifts. Power does affect the rate of wear but generally it's the shifting habits of the rider (obviously mx will cause rapid wear).

 

The last engine I bought was nothing more than a stock engine with a stage two and a pipe. The dogs on most gears were absolutely hammered and I had a hard time believing the guy telling me everything worked and shifted perfectly!

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