too much slak. chain could have kinks from being strectched too far .sliders could be worn out .sproket could have groves in it
Loosen the two large bolts beside the brake rotor and sproket. then turn the eccentric disk with a C wrench or punch and hammer
This depends on what chain and sprocket we are talking about. The chain and sprockets on a motor cycle tend to be available through motorcycle part retail stores very easily. The chains and sprockets from inside an engine may dealer only or available retail
Count the number of teeth you have on the motor side sproket, divide that by the number of teeth you have on the rear sproket. IE 11 on motor side divided by 53 on rear sproket = 4.81 : 1 (use the first 2#s after "." )
This Formulae works for ISO/Metric Standards PCD = Pitch / Sin(180/No of teeth) Pitch in mm Sin degrees. PCD = 57.32 Hope this works for you Hv a gud time Lokesh
remove rims remove hubs then the 2 jam nuts pull of sproket before that loosen chain the pull axle strait out pretty simple
buy performance parts like a performance gear sproket, a performance air filter, or a performance exaust system. hope this helps!
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To find the crank timing mark, you must remove the pull rope housing. It is held by 4 bolts. Once it is removed you will see a plastic plug that can be removed with a flat head screwdriver. As for the camshaft mark. it can be found after removing the cam sproket cover. You will see the mark at the top center of the hole. The cam sproket has a line on it that must be aligned with mark at top of cam sproket hole. The line can be difficult to see until you remove cam sproket bolt.
on a 1995 to 1998 gsx-r1100 fit a hayabusa swingarm the diference is the engine sproket have to be pull out 1/4 inch in order to the chain be clear also you can work with haya rear shock . have fun with your project!
The lowest one. The one that has the widest diameter gear sproket.
there are no sprockets on a carFeel free to correct me but I believe cars with timing chains have sprockets. Anyway, typical sprockets would be the gear-like pulleys that a bicycle chain runs on. They are considered different from gears in that they do not mesh directly, but use a chain or other device to connect them.Also I believe the power window feature of a car uses a sproket assembly.