Aftermarket rear pulley?

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harrysped
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Aftermarket rear pulley?

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So I have an elite sr and the rear variator is pretty pitted from rust and it's chewing/sanding down my belts. Can you get aftermarket pulleys? I know there's a drive face and I have a new variator but do I just have to source out a used rear pulley now or is there something available?
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The rear pulley is actually two main parts, and both are still available brand new at your Honda Powersports dealer at very reasonable prices. If you don't have a dealer, you can buy them online.. check out:

https://www.hondapartshouse.com/oempart ... riven-face

Sounds like you need parts 7 and 8 in that drawing?
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Or you could upgrade to the ZX rear pulley for about the same price. Huge upgrade on torque and acceleration.
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I already have taller gears. Would doing the zx trans kill all my torque or does the different angle for better acceleration make up for that?
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The ZX trans increases torque. The pulley is larger and adds a lower gear to the CVT. It makes for neck snapping launches and wheelies if you wish. I have them on all my scooters.
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