996R front sprocket / renthal?

Bungi · 19-Jul-2004, 22:49

I want to know if ive got the right front sprocket, before giggleing around and taking off the original,
i first noticed that the sproket on my 996r is retained by a lerge nut as opposed to the regular two bolt through a plate on the other models, os this has made me suspicious as to if i have the wrong one, althoght the spline seems the same???

i cant seem to find a web site that i can check this part number of a rental sprocket i have for a regular 996 to see if its the same.

can anyone help? part no is 344--525-14p

andyb · 19-Jul-2004, 22:52

Mate, the later type final drive front sprocket is held on with a large nut and lock washer.

The old style used two bolts and a plate.

nelly · 19-Jul-2004, 22:56

the 344-***-** is for the regular Ducati' using a splined lock plate. I can't remember the part number suffix for the 'stretta motor but it is a different sprocket. It doesn't have the raised boss on the back either.
Drop me a mail with chain size and teeth required and I'll find the part number for you.

Bungi · 19-Jul-2004, 23:50

wil u2u nelly thanks

Bungi · 19-Jul-2004, 23:55

hell the u2u not working, or is it just me??

basically i just want the correct 14 tooth front sprocket for a 525 chain. just fitted a 37 t rear and so going the one up on the rear will hopefully put the hub back in the right place???!!!???

Bungi · 20-Jul-2004, 20:29

have u2ud u nelly

does any one have a good contact for a renthal sprocket supplier??

smilo006 · 20-Jul-2004, 21:01

http://www.bandcexpress.com/road_spr...n_manf=Ducati:)

Bungi · 22-Jul-2004, 21:45

thanks guys now sorted

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19-Jul-2004, 22:52	#2
andyb Registered Forum User BSB Star Posts: 6,720 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: northampton Mood: Has change happened...must of missed it! Mate, the later type final drive front sprocket is held on with a large nut and lock washer. The old style used two bolts and a plate. Reply

19-Jul-2004, 23:50	#4
Bungi Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,191 Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: kent uk wil u2u nelly thanks Reply

19-Jul-2004, 23:55	#5
Bungi Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,191 Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: kent uk hell the u2u not working, or is it just me?? basically i just want the correct 14 tooth front sprocket for a 525 chain. just fitted a 37 t rear and so going the one up on the rear will hopefully put the hub back in the right place???!!!??? Reply

20-Jul-2004, 20:29	#6
Bungi Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,191 Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: kent uk have u2ud u nelly does any one have a good contact for a renthal sprocket supplier?? Reply

20-Jul-2004, 21:01	#7
smilo006 Registered Forum User 500SD Bikes: CBR 600F2-(Ishikawa), Blade RRS-(Baba San), 996s-(Tambo), 996R-(Tambo), MV f1000 312-Tambo Posts: 704 Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Denmark - UK Mood: I like my bike http://www.bandcexpress.com/road_spr...n_manf=Ducati:) Reply

22-Jul-2004, 21:45	#8
Bungi Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,191 Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: kent uk thanks guys now sorted Reply