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Old 06-08-2015, 03:58 PM   #1
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I'm sure that screw is metric.
confirmed it is metric, but CSC did not have a size.

As for the Countershaft sprocket nut, they report a torque value of 125Nm

And as for me, I need to have a lesson in what all everything is called on the bike - because it seems I was wondering about the engine cover (and the countershaft sprocket is behind a something that I probably haven't even removed to check) :embarassed: Oh well, the only way to learn is to ask


 
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Old 06-08-2015, 11:24 PM   #2
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confirmed it is metric, but CSC did not have a size.

As for the Countershaft sprocket nut, they report a torque value of 125Nm

And as for me, I need to have a lesson in what all everything is called on the bike - because it seems I was wondering about the engine cover (and the countershaft sprocket is behind a something that I probably haven't even removed to check) :embarassed: Oh well, the only way to learn is to ask
My goodness! I calculate that 125 Nm is 92 foot-pounds. That is the amount of torque you might put on a crankshaft bolt, not a counter shaft, sprocket nut. I really think 41 ft-lbs is much more reasonable.

If you wish, start a new thread on Motorcycle Nomenclature. We will be happy to answer your questions.
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Old 06-09-2015, 12:25 AM   #3
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My goodness! I calculate that 125 Nm is 92 foot-pounds. That is the amount of torque you might put on a crankshaft bolt, not a counter shaft, sprocket nut. I really think 41 ft-lbs is much more reasonable.
I even asked for confirmation on that value...it certainly seemed excessive


 
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