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Re: Four wheel drive question
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Originally Posted by Paul Copioli
No! You can not use just plate sprockets. The #35 chain will rub against the wheel if you do not have the hub on the sprocket. The hub (1/4" hub projection) on the kit sprocket is the shortest I recommend and still have the chain be a safe distance away from the wheel.

-Paul
Then simply add a spacer on your bolts.
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