front sprocket cush drive

[delbert]

looking to replace chain & sprockets , just wondered what your thoughts are on the rubber cush drive fitted to the front sprocket
Do you replace with oe or just fit the plain steel one , does this make any difference that you would notice

Thanks in advance

 

[sixpack577]

looking to replace chain & sprockets , just wondered what your thoughts are on the rubber cush drive fitted to the front sprocket
Do you replace with oe or just fit the plain steel one , does this make any difference that you would notice

Thanks in advance

You won't notice any difference with an aftermarket front sprocket. It's just a rubber vibration dampner too, not a cush drive.

 

[delbert]

Thats what i wanted to hear , many thanks

 

[busaboy007]

Yup all aftermarket counter shaft sprokets don't have that Lamo rubber dampening
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[Ludicrous Speed]

Aftermarket sprockets may be a little noisier is all. Not a lot, but some.

 

[pcosho]

Changed all mine out a few weeks ago and did not notice any differance.

 

[nharding]

Changed all mine out a few weeks ago and did not notice any differance.

Same here. 16/43

 

[AJAY]

Obviously have not had mine apart (only 7000 miles). Didn't even know there was something "special" about the Busa counter-sprocket. Ya learn something every day!

 

[jefro]

Obviously have not had mine apart (only 7000 miles). Didn't even know there was something "special" about the Busa counter-sprocket. Ya learn something every day!

Price the stocker and you'll see just how "special" it is :omg: The sprocket itself is solid-the rubber just cushions the chain on the sprocket somewhat. Get an aftermarket.