RPM or LSR sprocket hub

[txblueshee]

For you guys with the LSR recommending the RPM, what's the complaint with the LSR?

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No problems... generally RPM makes a tougher product than LSR.. but IMO... I don't think you'll have a problem out of either one...

 

 

Mike

[banshee370]

Matt:

I've been running an LSR hub on mine for several years now. I have yet to have a problem with it.

LSR's have a steel insert for the splines.

[Wallrat]

Got myself a brand new LSR for $117 shipped! Whoop whoop! Thanks to everyone who replied.

[JET 99]

I dont think you will be disappointed dont forget to use a little loc tite at least were the sprocket bolts to the hub. 242 which is blue is a removeable thread locker if you use the red 262 you might have to heat it up to loosen it up.

 

 

 

 

My has been together for over 7 months and they havent loosened up yet.

 

 

 

Jim

[Wallrat]

Yeah no worries...I loctite everything that hasn't already fallen off.

[lonestar]

Got myself a brand new LSR for $117 shipped!  Whoop whoop!  Thanks to everyone who replied. 

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I'd go with LSR for that price too. That's Cheap

[Wallrat]

Look what came in the mail today! Got both for $192 shipped to my door! Brand new, I just bolted up a new sprocket before snapping the pic.

 

Edited April 4, 2006 by Wallrat

[lonestar]

e-bay

[Wallrat]

yup!

[Lepew]

Aluminum splines do wear out. I have a LSR sprocket hub the splines worn. Aluminum hubs aren't for longevity there for the extra edge to win races and look cool.

Use a good grease on the splines on assembly and keep the axle nut tight to prolong the hub life.

[Justintoxicated]

Man your going to be blinging if we go to pismo this summer