2012 Yamaha fz6r


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Hwilliamso99

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Hello! New here to the forums. Was wondering if someone can help me in a few different ways. Need to replace my chain and sprocket. Considering going -1/+2 for quick acceleration. Should
I order a Votex or is there a better option? Also needing new rear sprocket bolts. Anyone know the size or got a link to aftermarket? Dont feel like paying $150 for 6 bolts. Mine is a 2012 fz6r
 
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jjmaine

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To be honest any rear sprocket will work, JT is the cheapest that I would buy. I just wouldn’t get any of the Amazon China specials if you know what I mean. For our bike though I found the JT was only a few bucks cheaper than the rest so I bought a Driven because it looks better. Vortex should work well too, it’s a good brand.

Do you mean you need the studs that thread into the rear sprocket carrier or just new nuts? You can get a set of 6 M10 rear sprocket nuts for around $30. I’d personally get the lock style nuts and not the aluminum nuts that rely on loctite….
 
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Hwilliamso99

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jjmaine said:
To be honest any rear sprocket will work, JT is the cheapest that I would buy. I just wouldn’t get any of the Amazon China specials if you know what I mean. For our bike though I found the JT was only a few bucks cheaper than the rest so I bought a Driven because it looks better. Vortex should work well too, it’s a good brand.

Do you mean you need the studs that thread into the rear sprocket carrier or just new nuts? You can get a set of 6 M10 rear sprocket nuts for around $30. I’d personally get the lock style nuts and not the aluminum nuts that rely on loctite….
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I need the bolts that go from the hub to the rear sprocket and the nuts. When the chain slipped it chewed em up pretty good so they need replaced.
 
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jjmaine

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Oh ok, go on ebay and search for an fz6r sprocket carrier/hub and you can get a used one in good shape for $50. Then you get the whole hub with the studs and everything.

If yours are chewed up pretty good, theres a chance they may snap when you try to remove them so even if you do get new studs they might be a real pain to install.
 

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jjmaine

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There you go, for under $25! Awesome, glad I could help! I always look for used parts on ebay unless the part I need I can buy new for cheap🙂
 
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