[SOUPDADY]

You sure could use some degreaser and a lot of soup and water but the new sprocket and chain look nice post pics when your all done

[Jax]

Were all just screwing with you paradoxmd ...I like the new set up...I went to the site to price it out but I guess they took down the price list and the compatibility chart...I remember looking into them a couple of years ago...

[SweetLou]

You sure could use some degreaser and a lot of soup and water but the new sprocket and chain look nice post pics when your all done

And what kinda soup would you recommend, and is it O-Ring safe?

[Jax]

You sure could use some degreaser and a lot of soup and water but the new sprocket and chain look nice post pics when your all done

And what kinda soup would you recommend, and is it O-Ring safe?

Probably more of a broth than actual soup...don't want the "chunkies" (ie..Clam Chowder, Ministrone, Vegetable Beef, Chicken Noodle, etc.) getting stuck in the chain...you can go with either beef, which has more lubrication, or chicken, which has a stripping effect..I would recommend using chain lube afterwards no matter which one you use...oh yeah make sure it's low sodium...salt has a really bad affect on the O rings or X rings...

[The CyberPoet]

Q: What did it cost you?

Cheers,
=-= The CyberPoet

[paradoxmd]

an arm and a leg.

the front was 50, rear tri-metal was 130, and the chain was 140. but uncle sam owed me some money so it didn't hurt so bad.