[This is a post from one of our regular members. Since we had two topics running on the same item, we have merged the two threads together so everyone could get everything from one topic.]

I haven't seen any reviews on anyone using a machined sheave, however, I...

and here i said i was done buying presents for the Grizz

Well I'm writing the review now. After I get it completed and give it to someone else to check behind me, we'll have it up on the main site. I'll post a link from here over to it.

Buster

Cant wait to read it and I think Fix has it for sell on their website and they call it a Torque Kit.

Bottoms up to you. Just make the time to put the sheave on and see the difference just that makes.

Buster

Can't wait to read your report.

Have Fun !!!!!

Later ...

After reading Gunny's excellent report about the Fix sheave kit, I just had to have one for my 700 Grizz. I first installed the weight's that came with the kit, It seemed that I had to give more throttle to move the Grizz, not the low end response that I was looking for so I removed the weight's that came with the kit and installed the heavier stock weights, that did it I had instant response time. The Fix sheave kit does help! you may just have to play around with the weight's.- I do have a 735 BB installed and that may be why I needed the heavier weight's.

Keep us posted im very intrested in the out come seeing how my sheave hasnt arived yet so i cant do the testing my self.

A 735 kit on a Grizz 700...that thing has gotta move.

Yes it does, Kinda scary in low from a dead stop it pulls the front end up instantly,and thats with 27 atr's at 4000' elevation. In high at 20mph the front end gets real lite when you peg the throttle

What did the BBK kit consist of? Do you mind starting a separate thread and talking about it? I think that will be of interest to many!