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how many tooth rear sprocket - [UNIT] - 05-02-2010
hi all
i wanted a 45 tooth rear sprocket for the k8. but BGW is out of stock on them.
should i go 44 ?
will i notice much difference in the first 3 gears using a 44 tooth sprocket?
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - BLACKZOOK - 05-02-2010
I use a 45 on the gen2 1441 and love it. Tends to pop the front up a bit
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - ajchop - 05-02-2010
hey mate
i have a chrome steel 45 for a gen2 if your interested
cheers
aaron
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - [UNIT] - 05-02-2010
In interested. Pm me details dude
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - andcad - 05-02-2010
(05-02-2010, 03:49pm)BLACKZOOK Wrote: I use a 45 on the gen2 1441 and love it. Tends to pop the front up a bit
Hi Bruce
Are you using stock 18 on the front?
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - BLACKZOOK - 05-02-2010
(05-02-2010, 05:16pm)andcad Wrote:(05-02-2010, 03:49pm)BLACKZOOK Wrote: I use a 45 on the gen2 1441 and love it. Tends to pop the front up a bit
Hi Bruce
Are you using stock 18 on the front?
Yep still stock 18 on the front. Bike is only used as a daily commuter and stock gearing is too tall for stop start lanesplitting.
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - andcad - 05-02-2010
(05-02-2010, 05:27pm)BLACKZOOK Wrote:(05-02-2010, 05:16pm)andcad Wrote:(05-02-2010, 03:49pm)BLACKZOOK Wrote: I use a 45 on the gen2 1441 and love it. Tends to pop the front up a bit
Hi Bruce
Are you using stock 18 on the front?
Yep still stock 18 on the front. Bike is only used as a daily commuter and stock gearing is too tall for stop start lanesplitting.
Cheers Mate
was thinking of changing the front as well for a little more go
or is that going to far
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - BLACKZOOK - 05-02-2010
Nothing is going too far, if your doing the work yourself your only out time and worst case a few bucks for a front sprocket. I'm going 17 front with 45 rear when I get back from Tassie.
It only really gets annoying if you spend a lot of time at speed in top.
Also buy a speedo healer
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - twistgrip - 05-02-2010
(05-02-2010, 02:53pm)[UNIT] Wrote: hi all
i wanted a 45 tooth rear sprocket for the k8. but BGW is out of stock on them.
should i go 44 ?
will i notice much difference in the first 3 gears using a 44 tooth sprocket?
They have them in silver.
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - BLACKZOOK - 05-02-2010
If you are having trouble finding gen 2 spreckets they are identical to GSXR1000 04 sprockets. Millions available from anywhere.
Search the net and check this Ive had a few
.My 45T was made for a gixxer 1000 pretty sure it was an 04.
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - andcad - 05-02-2010
(05-02-2010, 06:02pm)BLACKZOOK Wrote: Nothing is going too far, if your doing the work yourself your only out time and worst case a few bucks for a front sprocket. I'm going 17 front with 45 rear when I get back from Tassie.
It only really gets annoying if you spend a lot of time at speed in top.
Also buy a speedo healer
Thanks Mate, I think I will do the same and yes I have a speedo healer off my Gen 1, any idea if it will work on a Gen 2 2009
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - TheShredder - 05-02-2010
Josh@HillsSpecialties.com
http://stores.ebay.com/Ball-Z-Motorsports__W0QQ_nkwZBkingQQ_sidZ61482890
Good guy to deal with
Gen 1 speedo healer fits gen 2
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - AntsBuza - 07-02-2010
A 46 will also fit with the standard chain.
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - andcad - 08-02-2010
Hi Guys
Anyone know how much top end speed you will sacrifice with a,
18/45
17/45
combinations
Cheers
RE: how many tooth rear sprocket - [UNIT] - 08-02-2010
What do u guys think of the speedo calibration unit called speedoDRD