Take the advice from the pro's who sell them and sell them at a competitive low price !(Skak @ Dec. 21 2006,18:48) I'd like to keep the same gearing as stock. I don't really care about bling. I'd just like something that works well and lasts a long time.
Any advise would be appreciated.
Thanks.
The man's name is Josh...Jester0769(Rhythm @ Dec. 22 2006,14:23)Take the advice from the pro's who sell them and sell them at a competitive low price !(Skak @ Dec. 21 2006,18:48) I'd like to keep the same gearing as stock. I don't really care about bling. I'd just like something that works well and lasts a long time.
Any advise would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Recommended board sponsors I suggest first checking with.
Daniel aka GoldenChild.
Charles aka Streetntrackimports.
Kevin aka Vman,,,,,,,,, down on one knee picking up change in turn 5.
Also do a search and (PM)check with another board member by the name of <span style='color:green'><span style='font-size:15pt;line-height:100%'>Jester</span></span>.
Well you might wanna try installing a chain slider, preventing uneven chain wear which probably assisted in your premature chain failure. Also improper chain slack could be another reason or added reason !(silverfreak @ Dec. 23 2006,14:03) I would generally say sigma tsubaki but seeing as how i had one break at 6500 miles.i have not a bit of info or experiance with the others out there to offer even a bit of advice.when chains break it tears the hell out of everything.
Hey Greg what's that run for a Busa in stock gearing?(GPW @ Dec. 23 2006,23:04) If your budget can handle it....a sidewinder 16000 tensile strength chain is the strongest on the market and should last you for years....along with a tri-metal rear sprocket one of the lightest and strongest sprockets out there made of three metals, steel teeth for long life with alloy center. If you like the "best of the best" stuff let me know.