Rear Split Sprockets for RFR F1000

[nicho]

WTB Rear split sprockets for my RFR F1000!
44T/46T/48T

Thanks!
Nicho

[carnut169]

I found it to be a bigger pain getting equal chain tension with the splits than it was removing the axle to put a regular sprocket on. Just fyi...

[glenn cooper]

Sean, the RFR houses it's diff w/i a framework, so the splits are a must.

The sprocket is held on w/ 8 fasteners, unlike most others' use of 6 fasteners, so that is another difference there also.

Nicho have you tried McLaughlin? That's where I get mine from.

[Jim Nash]

I have this one for sale. however, it has 6 holes.

http://www.apexspeed.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38309


Jim

[nicho]

Sean, the RFR houses it's diff w/i a framework, so the splits are a must.

The sprocket is held on w/ 8 fasteners, unlike most others' use of 6 fasteners, so that is another difference there also.

Nicho have you tried McLaughlin? That's where I get mine from.

Yeah need a split 8 fastener sprocket. I think it's a manufacture item?

[Dave Gomberg]

Try http://www.rebelgears.com
They should be able to do whatever you need.

Dave

[Alex Pate]

While your at it I would also reccomend getting n
Your differential bolts machined down a couple thou to fit the proper diameter of the sprocket holes. When I remember who makes the gears I'll let you know, pretty sure they are straight off the shelf.

[Alex Pate]

I stand corrected they are. A special item for firman cars and you can order them from firman west cars along with the enhanced differential sprocket bolts to make your life easier

[Richard Dziak]

You can also contact:

www.sprocketspecialists.com

They specialize in custom made sprockets as on the Phoenix F1000 and they also have split sprockets. I have used their products with no reported problems and excellent customer service.

You can also send them one of the RFR spockets and they will duplicate it for you.