520 Conversion Calculations
520 Conversion Calculations
120 link chain calculations:F4I Stock 16F 46R 108 Links
So if you add 1 link for every rear tooth then you should add 12 teeth for a 120 link chain with a 16T front sprocket.If 1T front equals 3T back then can you run 9T up back and 1up front to equal the 12T up formual.If this is true than I can use a out of the box 120 link chain with a 17F 55R Sprocket set.
Is this correct?
Or does anyone have the Front to Rear Axle Distance messurments for an F4i?
So if you add 1 link for every rear tooth then you should add 12 teeth for a 120 link chain with a 16T front sprocket.If 1T front equals 3T back then can you run 9T up back and 1up front to equal the 12T up formual.If this is true than I can use a out of the box 120 link chain with a 17F 55R Sprocket set.
Is this correct?
Or does anyone have the Front to Rear Axle Distance messurments for an F4i?
Last edited by sickR1; Sep 18, 2006 at 04:37 PM.
Re: 520 Conversion Calculations
Originally Posted by sickR1
120 link chain calculations:F4I Stock 16F 46R 108 Links
So if you add 1 link for every rear tooth then you should add 12 teeth for a 120 link chain with a 16T front sprocket.If 1T front equals 3T back then can you run 9T up back and 1up front to equal the 12T up formual.If this is true than I can use a out of the box 120 link chain with a 17F 55R Sprocket set.
Is this correct?
Or does anyone have the Front to Rear Axle Distance messurments for an F4i?
So if you add 1 link for every rear tooth then you should add 12 teeth for a 120 link chain with a 16T front sprocket.If 1T front equals 3T back then can you run 9T up back and 1up front to equal the 12T up formual.If this is true than I can use a out of the box 120 link chain with a 17F 55R Sprocket set.
Is this correct?
Or does anyone have the Front to Rear Axle Distance messurments for an F4i?
Re: 520 Conversion Calculations
Originally Posted by MikeM
when you get the 120 link chain, its not gonna be a loop already. you'll have to put the master link on. before you do that, you can easily cut the chain down to the correct length using only a grinder and a large screwdriver. So just get whatever sprockets you want, and dont worry about the chain
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