SO MANY CHOICES?

[ToXSicK RoCKeT]

Hey guys, can somone point me in the right direction for the best aftermarket sprockets to use? Should i stay away from aluminium? So damn many out there i cant decide

HELP PLEASE

thx in advance

 

[frisbee]

Aluminum is okay for the rear just get steel for the front

 

[sleepless_red]

I just replaced mine and went with EK ZZZ chain and JT carbon steel sprockets front and rear. I got them from Street N Tracks for $215 delivered. They are one of the sponsors here and that's what they recommended. I'm pretty happy with the setup. Some people say stay away from aluminum because they won't last compared to steel and that's exactly what I did.

 

[Professor]

I really like the hard coat aluminum Vortex rear sprockets I'm using now. They will last very well as long as the chain is within spec. Once the chain is worn (some call it stretch) they will go away quick.

 

[ToXSicK RoCKeT]

I just replaced mine and went with EK ZZZ chain and JT carbon steel sprockets front and rear. I got them from Street N Tracks for $215 delivered. They are one of the sponsors here and that's what they recommended. I'm pretty happy with the setup. Some people say stay away from aluminum because they won't last compared to steel and that's exactly what I did.

NICE, thx.......215.00 for chain and sprockets?

 

[SHADiGUY1]

get 43t rear!

 

[S-R Racing]

I've ran alot of Vortex sprockets, everything from 41 to a 48, trying to get the best combo for the strip. Never had any troubles, they also offer a good selection of color choices. Proper chain maintance is the key to getting the most life out of any kind of sprocket,steel or aluminum.

 

[zukracer]

I took the lazy route, I just called Charles at StreetNTrack and he took care of me. Asked about the riding style, desires, etc and gave me a great price on top notch parts

 

[BigRod1300]

Running DRIVIN steel 43t now...2k mile no issues.

 

[Micfitz]

Supersprox!!!
Looks great on my 06

 

[ToXSicK RoCKeT]

I really like the hard coat aluminum Vortex rear sprockets I'm using now. They will last very well as long as the chain is within spec. Once the chain is worn (some call it stretch) they will go away quick.

THX TO ALL FOR THE INFO

I think im gonna go votex also, they look GREAT and i see that there holding up @ the srip for you, and thats gonna be my busa's MAIN purpose in life

. Hey professor, if you dont mind sharen secrets, what seems to be working the best at the strip? FRONT SIZE? REAR SIZE? thx