11-11-2013, 05:30 PM | #1 |
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Replacing chain and sprocket....
2009 GZ250 just about 17k and I'm going to replace the chain and rear sprocket asap.
I am going with this chain: Suzuki Marauder GZ250 1999-2010 O-Ring Chain - Yellow (yes, yellow). High Quality O-RING Chain by Vxxxxx Motorsport Solid rollers and bushings work harder and last longer Reinforced rollers endure high impact Quad-stake riveted for exceptional shock absorption Unique protruding bushings designed to reduce kinking and extend O-ring life Chains are pre-stretched and shot-peened Tensile Strength: 8,500 lbs Material: Alloy Steel Links: 110 Rivet Master link is included (Riveting tool may needed , Not Included) Color: Yellow Fitment: Suzuki Marauder GZ250 1999-2010 And this rear sprocket: JT Sprockets Steel Rear Sprocket - 41T Should I think about replacing the sprocket carrier / the "cush drive" thing? Looks like these are only available used... How can I tell if mine needs replacing? Also, I replaced the front w/ the 16t about 2k ago. Will a new chain affect that at all? Thanks! chandlerbingfl Login or Register to Remove Ads |
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11-11-2013, 06:18 PM | #2 |
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Re: Replacing chain and sprocket....
If you can move your rear sprocket more than 1/2" back & forth you may want to replace the Cush drive.It takes up the play/shock in the drive line.If you don't have much play,your fine.A new chain will not be affected by the new sprocket you installed earlier.
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11-11-2013, 06:47 PM | #3 |
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Re: Replacing chain and sprocket....
The part number for the Cush drive.
Shock absorber hub. 64651-07001. $ 14.95 most places on the internet.
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