520 vs. 530 chain
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I switched to the 520 Sidewinder set up it is very expensive but I have about a 100 hours on my bike since I did the conversion last year and I am not exagerating the sprockets don't have any wear on them at all. I just cleaned my bike up last weekend and I could not believe how good the sprockets looked they looked brand new.
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I just put my 520 Sidewinder Ti-Moly setup on and it looks awesome.... I'm trying real hard to get out this weekend to give it a test... we will see. I upgraded a bunch of stuff (cut hubs, Vortex, HV48) so I probably won't be able to tell what exactly the Sidewinder setup does, but the combo should killer.
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Originally posted by: ERBEDS650
I have requested information and pricing from Sprocket Specialist WEB PAGE just to see what they have.
I have requested information and pricing from Sprocket Specialist WEB PAGE just to see what they have.
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The stock chain is only 8500 tensile strength as a 530. You can get that or better at rockymountainatv for much cheaper then sidewinder for the chain. Use woods for the front, and sidewinder for the ti-moly rear. The alum 530 rear sprockets run for a long time, but as a 520 they go fast....
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