Bigger sproket-What do I do with my skid plate?
#2
I don't know off an aftermarket skid that would allow for a bigger sprocket, but what you could do would be add some 1/4"-1/2" spacers to gain you the extra clearance you need.
#5
It's not that simple. The bottom of the sprocket and chain hits the guard. The guard bolts directly to the swingarm, so in order to move it down I would have to make extensions of some sort from the swing arm mount. It's quite possible I can try and drill the hole out a little bit so it will allow for some more movement, but I just didn't want to get that involved with it. I figured the aftermarket ones had elongated bolt holes which allowed for movement up and down.
Ahh..
I LOVE the larger sprocket though, makes 2nd gear real usable when I am cruising with my kids [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
Ahh..
I LOVE the larger sprocket though, makes 2nd gear real usable when I am cruising with my kids [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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