How To Properly Adjust Your Chain On The Kayo K-6 R And K6 EFI
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- čas přidán 9. 05. 2022
- In this video I go over the proper way to adjust the chain on your Kayo K6-R and K6 EFI . The proper amount of slack in the chain can help you to not wear out your sprockets and your counter shaft bearing, you never want your chain to be to tight or to lose.
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Thank you for these great tips 👍
Thank you Dave my chain on kayo K6 came very loose 👍
Thanx for the k6 videos!!!!
No Problem.
Thanks Dave!
APPRECIATE YOU DAVE THANKS!!!
👍I wonder what chain slides and rollers will fit the R and efi
Hey Dave can you do a video on either removing the head or installing a ported head. thanks
Nope, sorry....don't see making something like that until I actually need to replace something like that on mine.
Have you changed your gearing on the kayo I would like to get more top end but what kind of sprocket would work for the kayo k6efi
Go lower on the rear for more Top End....they use a Honda CRF250R sprocket....The front is a SUZUKI DRZ400.
@@Dirt_Bike_Dave so going lower gives it more snap I just feel like it's a little slow off of a start thank you
@@oscartorrado7353 you are confusing me..so I'll just try to make it simple for you..Adding more teeth to the rear sprocket = more snap and grunt down low, but takes some from Top end speed.
Taking away, or less teeth on the rear sprocket = more top end...but puts out less punch/torque on the bottom end.
@@Dirt_Bike_Dave okay perfect that makes more scence thank you and love the videos appreciate the help