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Many people with that set up like the EPI almond secondary and maroon primary. The Kawasaki OEM belt is the most durable.

Kawasaki belt number 59011-0019

Installed new belt,,& Almond secondary spring.Under pressure the belt squealed on front pulley.Had 1.6mm & .06mm Shims.Deflection was within specs.Removed .06 spring & belt squealed when in gear.Read thats good,but I dont like the noise.Installed .03mm shim,& still squeals if I hold front brake.Deflection around .12mm.

Would the maroon front spring help this?Front spring feels weak.

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Many people with that set up like the EPI almond secondary and maroon primary. The Kawasaki OEM belt is the most durable.

Kawasaki belt number 59011-0019

Installed new belt,& the 2 springs you&others sugested.Still have squeal.Have belt a little tight.Drive pulley has grove it sheaves.Is there any way I can fix this without buying front pulley?:confused:

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Take pics of groove and post. In fact, post a video so we can hear the squeal to better diagnose it. If your deflection is good, you might hear some squeal, and that is ok. You should not be hearing it in neutral however.

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Will pull cover off when it cools up here.(91*).The drive belt is tight so you can hear a small squeal in neutral.Just riding you dont hear squeal.Try to climb a hill or take off hard :aargh: from a dead stop or pull something & belt squeals.The new belt I installed was #59011-0003.

Smoothed front drive pulley,but still hear squeal under pressure.

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