sprocket

[tony]

can anyone tell me which sprockets are compatable with the fzr 600 please ive used gear commander and i can use a 48 tooth without any mods

[yamaha_george]

can anyone tell me which sprockets are compatable with the fzr 600 please ive used gear commander and i can use a 48 tooth without any mods

Tony,
in the WIKI there is a list of inter-changeable stuff like sprockets listed that would be where I would start.

[tony]

cheers YG looking at the wiki the part number for fzr 600 and fazer are the same but the fazer has 48 teeth i will try this and will post the results once on bike

[ragedigital]

I ran a 14/49 (520 chain) sprocket set-up without any issues. Gave the FZR the "off the line, out of the corner" pep I was looking for.

[yamaha_george]

I ran a 14/49 (520 chain) sprocket set-up without any issues. Gave the FZR the "off the line, out of the corner" pep I was looking for.

Word of warning do NOT go under 14 teeth front the load on smaller amounts of teeth SIGNIFICANTLY increases wear on sprockets/ chains & front sprocket bearings.

[tony]

48 tooth sprocket required as fj sprocket is same part number but different hole centres, what other sprockets will fit a 91 fzr 600

[ragedigital]

Are you running the stock chain or a 520?

[tony]

im running stock chain 18" wheel

[ragedigital]

If you go with an aluminum rear sprocket from Vortex, there are options from 43 to 53 tooth rear sprockets.

http://www.vortexracing.com/index.php?c ... s&submenu=

[tony]

now ive put 48 tooth rear sprocket on chain to short can i put links in chain or has anyone got spare stock chain i can butcher

[thatkid]

Do not add links to a chain. The links stretch with Wear and Tear, adding new link/links will cause a tight slack chain effect.

Damaging rear wheel, swing arm, and front sprocket, bearings. Probably other issues Don't do it!