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01-12-2008, 09:27
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Re: Need for Aluminum Gears and Sprockets?
I agree with the request for smaller (18-24 tooth) hubbed #25 sprockets. Also if he wants to keep machining costs down he could just do one bore size such as 1/4" so that teams could bore out to fit or broach for a hex, although personally I would love to see them offered in 3/8" and 1/2" hex. Also gears for the andymark shifter and toughbox would be a great product in my mind, especially if he could make up some different gear ratios. If he can do the sprockets for between $10-$15 and the quality is consistent then we would definitely buy them.
Are you guys looking for a few test teams? We would love to help out.  |
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