M McyMike Donating Member Registered Dec 6, 2006 #1 Need a new chain. Found a new oring chain for a decent price BUT it is rated at tensile strength of 8000. Is this enough for a 200 HP Busa? I run a RK 11000 non oring now for drag racing.....but again the price is right on this oring if it will hold up.
Need a new chain. Found a new oring chain for a decent price BUT it is rated at tensile strength of 8000. Is this enough for a 200 HP Busa? I run a RK 11000 non oring now for drag racing.....but again the price is right on this oring if it will hold up.
chevelle Donating Member Registered Dec 6, 2006 #2 thats to low... ek zvx or zzz,did also makes some good high tensile strength chains i have a tsubaki on my 12 (nitrous) that has held up well,with chains you usually get what you pay for
thats to low... ek zvx or zzz,did also makes some good high tensile strength chains i have a tsubaki on my 12 (nitrous) that has held up well,with chains you usually get what you pay for
Professor Hayabusa Immortal Staff member Administrator Registered Dec 6, 2006 #3 +1 on the ZZZ. I won't do anything less than the ZZZ and I'm far short of 200hp. EK limits their 8000lb chain to 120 hp applications. They only recommend the ZVX to 180hp.
+1 on the ZZZ. I won't do anything less than the ZZZ and I'm far short of 200hp. EK limits their 8000lb chain to 120 hp applications. They only recommend the ZVX to 180hp.
Over_Easy GEO-STABILIZATION EXPERT Donating Member Registered Dec 6, 2006 #4 I believe you should be getting a chain at 10,000+ tensile strength.
Professor Hayabusa Immortal Staff member Administrator Registered Dec 6, 2006 #6 (McyMike @ Dec. 06 2006,14:42) bigger it is... Click to expand... Mike, I know Charles @ Street and Track had some good deals on the ZZZ chains. Give him a shout!
(McyMike @ Dec. 06 2006,14:42) bigger it is... Click to expand... Mike, I know Charles @ Street and Track had some good deals on the ZZZ chains. Give him a shout!
