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phrozin
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 Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 2:33 pm Post subject: looking for 15t sprocket for kfx450 |
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| Desperately looking for a 15 tooth front sprocket for 08 kfx450 can’t find any in aust any ideas where to get 1 or any 1 who has 1 who wants to sell would be appreciated |
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Big Jb TRX450
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| Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 3:08 pm Post subject: |
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have a gone 2 Kawasaki & asked them? . when i got a few different sprockets 4 my honda they everything i needed
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Todd 127
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| Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 6:37 pm Post subject: |
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Yamaha YFZ450 fits.
You do need to make a 1mm shim to space it out though. Just buy big washer with the right inside diameter then machine the outside diameter to the right size.
If you dont have acces to a lathe, get a couple of washers that are the right size on the outside, then bolt them together with the bigger one in the middle, stick the end of the bolt in a drill, get a grinder and grind it down with the drill spinning until its the right size.............easy as !!! |
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phrozin
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| Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 8:57 pm Post subject: |
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Big Jb TRX450 thats the 1st place i tryed kawasaki only do stock 14t they rang renthal importer who list a 15t but they dont bring them in go figure, tryed hardiman nothing cant even get a 37 or 36t rear need to be sorced in the usa which is a bit of a hassle a bit sad you cant get sprockets for them. Have found out since honda trx rears fits 130mm bolt centers
Todd 127 cheers m8 cool will look in to that you live and learn! never would of thought yam would do the job  |
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phrozin
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| Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 3:50 pm Post subject: |
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| Todd 127 wrote: | Yamaha YFZ450 fits.
You do need to make a 1mm shim to space it out though. Just buy big washer with the right inside diameter then machine the outside diameter to the right size.
If you dont have acces to a lathe, get a couple of washers that are the right size on the outside, then bolt them together with the bigger one in the middle, stick the end of the bolt in a drill, get a grinder and grind it down with the drill spinning until its the right size.............easy as !!! |
you are a genius m8 went down picked up 1 for a yfz450 and yep fits with a small spacer easy as even my Kawasaki dealer had 1 in stock $20 lol saved me a big hassle getting 1 from the US  |
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Todd 127
The Day Starts With OZATV !
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Glad i could help  |
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