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petevtwin650 23-03-08 03:41 PM

Rear Sprocket. Which side out?
 
I've bought a pattern replacement rear sprocket. Now normally I'd fit it with the number of teeth stamped on the outside, however the machined recess would then be on the inside. This is at odds with the OEM sprocket which has stamp and recess on the same side. Any ideas chaps?

http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1...procket1rs.jpg

http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1...procket2rs.jpg

Dangerous Dave 23-03-08 03:48 PM

Re: Rear Sprocket. Which side out?
 
Being covered in crap and the sitting and staring at a dismantled TL and my two lovely Curvy's I would say that with your sprocket the side with the number stamped should be on the inside (against the wheel) with the recessed side on the outside (closest to Swingarm)

Blue_SV650S 23-03-08 05:11 PM

Re: Rear Sprocket. Which side out?
 
I'd fit it so the recess is the same way as was on the OE one .. its the offset that is important, not where the number is stamped! ;) So if the OE has a flush face next to the wheel, then put this ones flush face next to the wheel.

I doubt the what 0.5mm :scratch: makes much odds anyway, but flush face to flush face is what I'd do :)

p.s. Do you have a new chain too?? Your Avatar is of a SVS, so 44t standard, fitting a 46t might be pushing your luck on adjustment with the original length chain??! :scratch: .. you might get away with it (my 45t fits ok) but you might be out of luck with a 46t!! :shock:

caz650s 23-03-08 05:11 PM

Re: Rear Sprocket. Which side out?
 
+ 1

petevtwin650 23-03-08 07:38 PM

Re: Rear Sprocket. Which side out?
 
Cheers Guys, stamped side inside it is.:D:D:D


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