Chain & Sprocket Help needed

[RoadDawg]

I have 2 KDX 220's. One is a 98 and the other is an 03. I am going to get knew sprockets and chains soon. I am going to stick with the factory 13/47 sprocket configuration. The chain specs are 520/108.

I've been looking at Renthal sprockets, but they have only 48 tooth rears (smallest). Will this make a difference on my chain size?

What's a good brand 0-ring chain? I'm not looking for more torque, but I do expect the 48 tooth rear will change that a little.

Any other input on chains or sprocket makers would be appreciated.

 

[IndyMX]

Most chains come with 120 links.. So you're going to need to cut it down anyway.

I doubt that you will notice a 1 tooth difference in the rear.

Regina makes a damn fine oring chain

 

[RoadDawg]

Thanks IndyMX.

 

[Joburble]

Hi RoadDawg, Renthal do make a 47T rear or at least their website says they do 'See it here'
The part number appears to be 112U-520-47GESI
Anywho, if you do go with a 48T and want to see how much of a gearing change it will make you can download an interactive Excel spreadsheet that will show you from 'Here'

 

[glad2ride]

On the standard sprockets, I have a 45T, so I know they go down at least that far. I also have a 47T. If you are referring to the TwinRing model, they do go down to 47T:

http://www.renthal.com/File/product6.asp?productid=14&tabtype=1&zone=USA&biketype=Off Road&manufacturer=KAWASAKI&model=KDX 200&bikedate=1989

DID X-Ring is a good chain.