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Stock Speedo Affected by Drive Sprocket?Sportster Models |
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Ride: 1996 Sportster
Join Date: Oct 23rd, 2007
Location: Clearwater Beach
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Stock Speedo Affected by Drive Sprocket?
Hi Guys,
My bike started life as an 883 and is very customized now. When I did the initial engine work I changed the drive sprocket from the 883 version to the one on a 1200. Would this affect the accuracy of the speedometer? Thanks! |
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Ride: 07 Road King Classic
Join Date: Jun 21st, 2007
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Re: Stock Speedo Affected by Drive Sprocket?
Not sure which "drive sprocket" you are referring to here.
If it is the front chain sprocket or the rear chain sprocket in the primary case, then NO it will not change the speedo. If you are talking about the drive sprocket that the rear drive belt rides on , either the front one or the rear wheel one, then YES it will effect the speedo accuracy. The speedo works off the gear tooth count in the trans on the 4th gear cog with the electric speedos so changing the ratio before that will have no effect on the speedo accuracy .
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