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Is there a way to increase speed on my alligator


Mickey

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Speed is a function of engine RPM and transmission gear ratio.  Bypassing the governor (if equipped) will allow you to increase engine RPM but will probably not be good for the engine.  Changing the pulley ratios will get you more speed but at the cost of acceleration (loss of torque).  Any improvements you can do will probably result in limited performance increases short of installing a turbo kit.  That  will probably be a good option if you have the money.  And if you have the money, upgrading to a larger machine would work, too.

 

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