26-12-16, 07:48 PM
Hi Guys,
It may or may not be something to consider when going up a sprocket size, is that the clutch push rod emerges from the engine just in front of the sprocket check that there is enough clearance to accommodate a larger sprocket and if there was any chain slap that the push rod would not be damaged.
I'm not sure how close it is as I do not really remember, but I have heard that if the sprocket comes off (Faulty Sprocket Nut) it often screws the clutch push/activation rod.
Just a thought.
Hope you all had a great day yesterday.
I have my bottle of Southern Comfort close to hand. :rolleyes
It may or may not be something to consider when going up a sprocket size, is that the clutch push rod emerges from the engine just in front of the sprocket check that there is enough clearance to accommodate a larger sprocket and if there was any chain slap that the push rod would not be damaged.
I'm not sure how close it is as I do not really remember, but I have heard that if the sprocket comes off (Faulty Sprocket Nut) it often screws the clutch push/activation rod.
Just a thought.
Hope you all had a great day yesterday.
I have my bottle of Southern Comfort close to hand. :rolleyes