Gixxer Rear Sprocket

[Sabre093]

So i'm setting up for the comversion , what combo is everyone running..I'm using 18/38 on my 16's but I hear i'm going to have problems locating a 38 for my 93 Gixxer rim..what's my options out there
Thanks...Big shout out to AviationFred for his help.
Grabbed Bridgestone Battleaxe tires from a demo model less than a 1000 kms on them 120/70017 frt....180/55/17 rear..100$

[fj11.5]

I'm using 18/38 on effie the 11.5  with 5.5"  gixxer rear,  found a few on ebay, steel if you can, but I've used An alloy one while using the first wheel swap on the 4.5" rim,  with no problems, ,

[aviationfred]

So i'm setting up for the comversion , what combo is everyone running..I'm using 18/38 on my 16's but I hear i'm going to have problems locating a 38 for my 93 Gixxer rim..what's my options out there
Thanks...Big shout out to AviationFred for his help.
Grabbed Bridgestone Battleaxe tires from a demo model less than a 1000 kms on them 120/70017 frt....180/55/17 rear..100$

This is the sprocket I am running on mt 92' gsxr750 wheel. should fit on your 93' wheel

http://www.ebay.com/itm/JT-Rear-Sprocket-38T-Suzuki-GSXR750-1990-1992-/321106738641?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4ac373fdd1#ht_1691wt_1161

Fred

[craigo]

Yep, that's what I'm running on my 90.

CraigO

[Dan Filetti]

This is the sprocket I am running on mt 92' gsxr750 wheel. should fit on your 93' wheel

http://www.ebay.com/itm/JT-Rear-Sprocket-38T-Suzuki-GSXR750-1990-1992-/321106738641?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4ac373fdd1#ht_1691wt_1161

Fred

Fred,

That looks like an aluminum sprocket -is it?  If so, be aware that the FJ has eaten many-an-aluminum-sprocket in it's day.  I've seen more than one picture of an aluminum sprocket with NO teeth left, just a semi-smooth outer disk edge.

If not, and it's steel, then let this be a warning to those that consider the aluminum option, eventually conventional wisdom suggests that the FJ will eat it.

Cheers,

Dan

Edit, I just took a closer look at the listing, and it did call it out as steel.  Reading IS fundamental....

 

[X-Ray]

Same sprocket I've got. Still have it and the new chain sitting in the drawer to fit sometime.

[Sabre093]

X-Ray...I'm looking for the 2 washers from rear wheel mod...where did ya get them..

[movenon]

X-Ray...I'm looking for the 2 washers from rear wheel mod...where did ya get them..

Pardon, don't mean to but in. The washers I used for my GSXR conversion were off the shelf Ace Hardward washers. Out of memory 20mm or 3/4" diameter washers (I might be wrong there) . As a note in the final adjustment left or right I think I also used one of the washers from the old FJ rear. Depending on the spacers you don't always end up with equal thickness of washers on each side.
George

[aviationfred]

On my 92' GSXR wheel mod. I used the same off the shelf ACE Hardware 20mm ID washer as George says, I used 2. 1 on each side right up against the inboard side of the swingarm.

Fred

[X-Ray]

X-Ray...I'm looking for the 2 washers from rear wheel mod...where did ya get them..

You wouldn't believe but I had a heap of these s/steel washers sitting in a btl in the shed. 4mm thickness, 1 each side, and the chain lines up near perfectly. Photos #14 and 15 in my link below show them fitted,

Regards
Ray

[WhiteBeard]

I have loads of extra 4mm washers as well, if anybody's interested.
I'm in Sweden, but shipping a couple of washers shouldn't be more than $3.

Nat

[Sabre093]

I will keep looking here so far nothing,I'll hit paydirt somewhere i'm sure...lol

[jamesearthdrum]

This is the sprocket I am running on mt 92' gsxr750 wheel. should fit on your 93' wheel

http://www.ebay.com/itm/JT-Rear-Sprocket-38T-Suzuki-GSXR750-1990-1992-/321106738641?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4ac373fdd1#ht_1691wt_1161

Fred

Fred,

That looks like an aluminum sprocket -is it?  If so, be aware that the FJ has eaten many-an-aluminum-sprocket in it's day.  I've seen more than one picture of an aluminum sprocket with NO teeth left, just a semi-smooth outer disk edge.

If not, and it's steel, then let this be a warning to those that consider the aluminum option, eventually conventional wisdom suggests that the FJ will eat it.

Cheers,

Dan  

Been there, done that! 

[Arnie]

Bet that aluminum sprocket with the nubs (ex teeth) made a hell of a racket every time you gave it some gas.

Arnie

[eeshed]

Thanks for the great information. I'm on a mission to collect all the parts for a gsxr wheel conversion. I will need a 38 teeth sprocket. However, I would like to get a steel, and not aluminum.
I wasn't clear if the link above is for a steel or aluminum. Could you please clarify? If it is aluminum, any suggestions for where I can get a 38 teeth steel sprocket?
Thanks,
Eyal