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Hello all, It's time to change my Compensator (got 22K out of it on my12 SG) Beeing told should go with the Baker kit. Are these lasting longer than stock or SE Comps? Just wondering how many miles some of you have on yours. Thanks.
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Highest mileage that has been reported to me is 33,000 and counting.
Thanks Mark, Going to also put your adjuster in also. Is it recomened to change the primary chain also? Any other recomendations I should do will I'm in there? Thanks Again
Thanks Mark, Going to also put your adjuster in also. Is it recomened to change the primary chain also? Any other recomendations I should do will I'm in there? Thanks Again
Once you get the compensator installed roll the chain around on the sprocket a few times. Making sure the chain rolls smoothly across the sprocket not trying to "hop" off at any point. There have been a few that were noisy after install and a new chain eliminated the noise.
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