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  • 14/48 sprocket setup

    I recently re-geared my pre750 to 14/48 530 chain size. Both vortex sprockets and an ek red chain. I was wondering what people use for their sprocket setups and any input on my current configuration... thanks

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    Also, would i use the chain at 120 links or should i cut it down?

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    • #3
      I only went up 3 in the rear, I bought a 120 link EK and had to cut one link off. So since you are going down one in the front as well, you might have to go down to 118, but I would buy a 120 just for good measure.

      My thoughts on that set-up, your going to be accelerating really fast. When I went up 3 in the rear, I noticed a rather large change in acceleration, and that your going down one in the front, thats about equivalent to going up 3 more in the rear, so good luck. Just be careful when accelerating hard.

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      • #4
        Ok, thanks. I was thinking it will be 118 but i was unsure. 118 is the stock legnth for a pre 750 though correct? should i even bother with the new chain, it wasn't cheap. If the old one will work fine, I dont want to waste the money....

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        • #5
          yeah.... i redid both my sprockets wit the red chain too....

          down 1 up front
          up 2 in the rear.....

          it pulls like a biatch..... but it tops out.... and i mean tops out at 150 (at about 12,000)..... it mighta done 155 but i didn't wanna burry the rpms.... but let me tell you it was still pullin like a beast at 150...

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          • #6
            Originally posted by FastJetta97 View Post
            yeah.... i redid both my sprockets wit the red chain too....

            down 1 up front
            up 2 in the rear.....

            it pulls like a biatch..... but it tops out.... and i mean tops out at 150 (at about 12,000)..... it mighta done 155 but i didn't wanna burry the rpms.... but let me tell you it was still pullin like a beast at 150...


            That chain looks nice! as for topping out goes, Im not too concerned with my top speed as much as I am with acceleration, so this setup should do just fine for me then...

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            • #7
              Originally posted by FastJetta97 View Post
              yeah.... i redid both my sprockets wit the red chain too....

              down 1 up front
              up 2 in the rear.....

              it pulls like a biatch..... but it tops out.... and i mean tops out at 150 (at about 12,000)..... it mighta done 155 but i didn't wanna burry the rpms.... but let me tell you it was still pullin like a beast at 150...

              Not one for scraping footpegs, are we? juuuuuust kidding. Your back tire has the skunk-effect.......

              14/47 had the redline in 6th indicating around 165 or so (speedo ends at 160). Going +3 in the back...... I dunno. That might be too much. Probably makes it wheelie-happy, though. (at least, as wheelie-happy as a katana can be)
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              • #8
                I've changed my sprockets on 06 600 a couple times all with stock chain (118 links)/ (stock 4 600 is 15/47) 14/47,13/47,13/48,14/48. currently running 13/48 which feels to low and tops out to quick 4 me also cut out 1 link to shorten wheel base, to mabey pop it up a little easier. I think I'll go back 2 14/48. My mods are dynojet kit, K&N filter(still don't under stand y no one likes them on kats mine runs great) yosh pipe

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                • #9
                  I went 14-50 on my 1993 600. I really liked it, but driving on the highway sucked. 90mph was about 9k rpms if I remember right. Around town it was nice though, definitely gave it a little more squirt through traffic at least.
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                  but personaly I dont see a point in a 1000 you can get the same power from a properly tuned 600 with less weight and better handeling.

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