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best chain and sprocket for f2 thundercat eng ?
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f2 sidcar chain and sprocket o ring or not525 ?
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Regina chain.
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thanks mark which one ?
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Talk to Regina International Ltd - very helpful...
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thank you Gordon jeff no 25 france
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jeff buckley wrote:thanks mark which one ?
Regina Grand Prix.
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530 / 525 & 520 all have the same breaking strain so use the lightest ie.520.
non o ring will transmit more power than an o ring chain on short circuits but at the TT the o ring chain is better as the non o ring gets hot and loses its lubrication.
There is very little difference between makes of chain these days so go for the best deal.
I took the shell off my racing snail thinking it would make him faster.
It just made him more sluggish.
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thanks 1 cal jeff sunny france
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Weve just bought Sean Hegartys F1 Lcr Jeff. It uses 520 O ring chain with no probs. Regina by the way but weve just fitted a Tsubaki because Shirlaws have sent us some . I used Tsubaki on the TZs at the TT in the 80s and it was also fine. Just ask for the best chain of any make avilable.
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thanks Geoff good info. all round jeff sunny france
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