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18-01-2005, 15:01
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Re: Kit 28-tooth sprockets
In order to get one, you'll have to buy from a supplier such as Motion Industries. Then you'll need to have it custom machined if you're using the kit tranny. There's a thread on it that explains some more specifics (along with some moaning and groaning on my and others' parts) HERE.
If you're not using the kit tranny, then you're probably in good shape just buying a #35 28 tooth. 
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