csrmel Posted May 17, 2006 Report Posted May 17, 2006 chains on banshees and similar motorcycle setups typically dont stretch unless thay are some made in china junk or you have a chain thats way to small for the torque of the gearbox. like using a size 420 chain on a cbr 900rr hahaha. what REALLY happens when a typical chain gets slack is the pins, bushings, rollers in the chain and to a lesser extent the sprockets physically WEAR DOWN. but no they dont stretch. maybe on a microscopic level they could stretch, but its not enough to ever require an adjustment. its just the chain wearing down. Quote
[email protected] Posted May 17, 2006 Report Posted May 17, 2006 (edited) i rip the ek drag chain its lightend has like hole marks every link , preety dope and hasnt loosed up on me yet , supposbly its a higher tensile strength and the guy i got it from said if i ever broke it he would give me a free one . so well best damn chain money has ever bought me ,,,,,, EK DRAG CHAIN SURE chains will stretch , the cheapy ebay ones that are 15 , are good for blasters but anything with balls just stretches that cheap aluminum foil chain ....... get a real chain and dont deal with the stretching bullshit for awhile .... Edited May 17, 2006 by [email protected] Quote
[email protected] Posted May 17, 2006 Report Posted May 17, 2006 chains on banshees and similar motorcycle setups typically dont stretch unless thay are some made in china junk or you have a chain thats way to small for the torque of the gearbox. like using a size 420 chain on a cbr 900rr hahaha. what REALLY happens when a typical chain gets slack is the pins, bushings, rollers in the chain and to a lesser extent the sprockets physically WEAR DOWN. but no they dont stretch. maybe on a microscopic level they could stretch, but its not enough to ever require an adjustment. its just the chain wearing down. 517038[/snapback] makes sence , but i have ripped the ebay chains completly from the middle of the link coming out the hole , even where they link together was still intact so some sort of stretch/give factor went on there Quote
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