CNC rear sprocket install for V4R. Weight comparaison between the stock and CNC full rear sprocket.

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[@marktrosper2481]

You have to adjust chain , and tighten 2 lock down bolts ,before tighten axle nut .And you could have tightened all nuts on drive before putting back on bike.

[@user-yi2ih7nv5d]

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[@agsanducati5395]

Very nice video guys, well done! what was the website you ordered the parts from if I may ask?

[@Carlossr1911-Ducati]

Nice! Can you guys post the CNC part numbers? Thanks

[@muhammadfakhri7441]

You cant adjust on pad dock

[@alanwatts9550]

Hi which sprocket is that your using not seen a cnc racing sprocket with machining on it

[@Throttlerush13]

correct its NC

[@Ramon51650]

So, you used the torque wrench to LOOSEN the sprocket?!?

[@TheSilviu8x]

Should be avoided, but actually it can be done... I've loosen thousands of M16 12.9 scrues from 360NM, over the years, with the same torque wrench, ( 400NM max), because my boss wasn't willing to purchase a bigger impact gun..
And strangely enough, some of those where on the moulding system, that made the cushdrives on this video!
Now, I'm the Boss and the first thing I've done, is getting a bigger one and only use the new torque wrench to do only what it's supposed to do.

[@badass1g]

How much weight savings from stock to that one in lbs?

[@Throttlerush13]

1.5kg

[@Happy_Days555]

I feel want to vomit , poor video