TheWindmill
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- First reviewAugust 22, 2009
- Last reviewFebruary 21, 2013
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TheWindmill's Reviews
Corrosion resistant taper head bolts with locking nuts & washers. Quantity of 6.
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TheWindmill
Location:Portland, OR
Nice change from OEM fasteners
February 21, 2013
"The nicest thing about these fasteners is the larger hex recess than stock fasteners which allows full torque from the recess side instead of the nut side which is blocked by the spokes. The nuts have a plastic ring in them for locking. The finish on the bolts is bling! They have been functioning. Not sure about long-term corrosion resistance but they look nice for now and are working."
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When looking to replace your front sprocket, Renthal front sprockets are an easy choice because of their strength and inexpensive price tag. Also known as chainwheels, Renthal front sprockets are precision manufactured to withstand the rigors of supercross, motocross, and enduro racing. Renthal Front Sprockets are made out of 655M13 nickel-chrome-molybdenum alloy steel. What does that mean to you? Ultimate strength and hardness. Self-cleaning mud grooves prevent the build up of dirt. Precision machining to extremely tight tolerances ensures that Renthal front sprockets are always within spec. Image is for reference only, actual product may vary. Profile your ride with our ride selector to see what teeth options we have available for your motorcycle or ATV.
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TheWindmill
Location:Portland, OR
High quality front sprocket the way to go
February 21, 2013
"I ride in the sand so I load my drivetrain up higher and longer than most. The front sprocket takes most of the beating. I have found the renthal to be durable. The longest I've run one is 59 motor hours but 40 is a comfortable change (for dunes). I feel the material quality makes Renthal worth the extra money."
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TURNER FUEL MIXTURE SCREW
Allows adjustments to the fuel mixture of a carb without the use of tools. Billet ALuminum
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TheWindmill
Location:Portland, OR
Engineer's assessment=good
August 22, 2009
"I have 3 of these now. Used on 2003 CRF450R, 2007CRF450R, and 2006 TRX450ER quad. They work as they should. They do not vibrate out. On-the-fly adjustment is possible. A great way to fine tune the low-throttle and idle mixture as these engines are finicky to start. It's aluminum and lightweight which reduces vibration and I think also reduces corrosion since the carb is also aluminum. Nice anodized finish. Well made. O-ring on the screw keeps it tight in the hole an prevents loosening from vibration."
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