Is a 22 tooth comp sprocket to small
#1
Is a 22 tooth comp sprocket to small
Working on a 1975 FXE
I've changed from a 24 tooth to a 22 tooth sprocket at the crankshaft and the old chain is shot so went with a Diamond 82 link, problem is the Hayden M6 tensioner that I was using doesn't have enough adjustment to take the slack out now. Is the 22 tooth sprocket so small that the M6 can't take up the slack? 24 tooth with worn chain and the Hayden M6 was working but wanted to lower the gear ratio, was struggling to take off but plenty of top end it would do 95mph easy.
Any ideas what to consider are appreciated.
I've changed from a 24 tooth to a 22 tooth sprocket at the crankshaft and the old chain is shot so went with a Diamond 82 link, problem is the Hayden M6 tensioner that I was using doesn't have enough adjustment to take the slack out now. Is the 22 tooth sprocket so small that the M6 can't take up the slack? 24 tooth with worn chain and the Hayden M6 was working but wanted to lower the gear ratio, was struggling to take off but plenty of top end it would do 95mph easy.
Any ideas what to consider are appreciated.
#2
#3
Thanks for the input, any work around or am I stuck with a 23 or 24 tooth engine sprocket. Thought about modifying the chain tensioner in some way to take up the slack.
#4
#5
#6
#7
Talked to a guy at Baker and he said there's nothing available for the shovel, back to the drawing board...
Trending Topics
#8
#9
#10