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how do you get the rear sprocket to line up with the fron sprocket ?Won't the frame be in the way?:side:wHATS A SINKO What is that swingy off?Looks SWEEEEET!

Post edited by: mark1122, at: 2006/07/27 19:50

Post edited by: mark1122, at: 2006/07/27 19:51

RollingStock wrote:

did read everyones post.. but what about a 190?

i getting a new sinko(sp?)i can go up to a 200-210 if i wanted

edit: as to the front sprocket im runing A STOCK busa front... really it isnt going to be hard to find a front sprocket..<br><br>Post edited by: RollingStock, at: 2006/07/27 17:15

I have a 190 on a 6 inch 02 zx7 rim

Was there anything done to the output shaft of the trans to fit the busa sprocket? and how much does it offset the chain??
thx
Scott

my dads bike the one ltd1000 has a 190 on a 5.5 rear wheel using a 5/8 offset sprocket.

also know a guy that converted a kz1000 st to chain drive. he had a little more room on that frame since it was wide due to it being a shafty, hes running a 200.

1 run a 180 myself think about going to a 190 since my tire is 90 percent gone.

77KZ650 wrote:

RollingStock wrote:

did read everyones post.. but what about a 190?

i getting a new sinko(sp?)i can go up to a 200-210 if i wanted

edit: as to the front sprocket im runing A STOCK busa front... really it isnt going to be hard to find a front sprocket..<br><br>Post edited by: RollingStock, at: 2006/07/27 17:15

I have a 190 on a 6 inch 02 zx7 rim

Was there anything done to the output shaft of the trans to fit the busa sprocket? and how much does it offset the chain??
thx
Scott

I'd like to know about the busa sprocket as well. Before I spend $60-$80 on one.

Turtle wrote:

77KZ650 wrote:

RollingStock wrote:

did read everyones post.. but what about a 190?

i getting a new sinko(sp?)i can go up to a 200-210 if i wanted

edit: as to the front sprocket im runing A STOCK busa front... really it isnt going to be hard to find a front sprocket..<br><br>Post edited by: RollingStock, at: 2006/07/27 17:15

I have a 190 on a 6 inch 02 zx7 rim

Was there anything done to the output shaft of the trans to fit the busa sprocket? and how much does it offset the chain??
thx
Scott

I'd like to know about the busa sprocket as well. Before I spend $60-$80 on one.

nothing... bolted right on.. i duno what the off set is.. i know it worked for me.. haha.. i dont think there is any.. it looks to be the same as the stocker. i got a stocker for free from the shop i help out at

Post edited by: RollingStock, at: 2006/08/02 21:56