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guitarjedi
530 conversion question
I have ordered the chain and sprockets for the 530 conversion but I didn't order a 6mm spacer. Is this needed for my 82 750t? if so what other options do I have? ( dont want to spend shipping money for a couple dollar part)Tags: None
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I would guess you would need it otherwise the nut will not tighten.Originally posted by guitarjedi View PostI have ordered the chain and sprockets for the 530 conversion but I didn't order a 6mm spacer. Is this needed for my 82 750t? if so what other options do I have? ( dont want to spend shipping money for a couple dollar part)
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Joel750T
Did you end up doing this conversion? If so, did you notice a difference, and how challenging of a job was it? I am thinking of the same thing for my 750T. Guy I bought it off of put a new chain on, but I don't see any O-Rings...
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guitarjedi
\Originally posted by Joel750T View PostDid you end up doing this conversion? If so, did you notice a difference, and how challenging of a job was it? I am thinking of the same thing for my 750T. Guy I bought it off of put a new chain on, but I don't see any O-Rings...
went very smoothly. I ordered all parts from z1 online...I would suggest calling and talking to then so you dont forget anything ( like the spacer) It took around 45 minutes start to finish.
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Chain Conversion
I did the 530 conversion on my 750 T last year. Worst part was cutting the old chain off. Toss the old countershaft sprocket and "cushions"....use the new sprocket and spacer and you're good to go.Originally posted by Joel750T View PostDid you end up doing this conversion? If so, did you notice a difference, and how challenging of a job was it? I am thinking of the same thing for my 750T. Guy I bought it off of put a new chain on, but I don't see any O-Rings...
I found the bike to be much smoother. Less driveline lash. Just waiting on my E models chain to croak so I can convert it.sigpic
1981 Suzuki GS750E (one owner), 1982 Suzuki GS750T (my "tinker" toy), Previous (First) Bike: 1979 GS425 (long gone)
2002 Suzuki Bandit 1200S (new to me in 11/2011)
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sschering -
Yes, but I can't really tell if the lock washer is on.... don't forget to bend it up to lock the nut.Originally posted by sschering View PostJust want to be sure..
Did I put the spacer in the right place?sigpic
1981 Suzuki GS750E (one owner), 1982 Suzuki GS750T (my "tinker" toy), Previous (First) Bike: 1979 GS425 (long gone)
2002 Suzuki Bandit 1200S (new to me in 11/2011)
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Joel750T
Just ordered by chain conversion kit. Did you need to take the footpeg off to get the sprocket cover off, or is there a trick?
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