Thread: Spacing needed between two #25 sprockets
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Re: Spacing needed between two #25 sprockets
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Originally Posted by sdcantrell56 View Post
This is fairly simple question. How much spacing would I need between two #25 sprockets for the chains not to interfere. If anyone could help that would be great. I notice that the infamous 254/968 transmission has two sprockets relatively close together and if someone knew specifically how close they are that would be awesome.
A strand of #25 roller chain is a bit less than 5/16" wide across the length of the pins, so anything above 5/16" would work. I'd go with 3/8"
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