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Originally Posted by Spokes
The rear sprockets on the CA95 & 160 are mostly 36 tooth. You probably have a 16 tooth on the engine. You can go down to a 12 tooth on the engine to gain more low end torque, but you sacrifice high end speed. You can go with a bigger rear sprocket if you don't use the chain guard. I replace chain and sprockets for my restore projects as a matter of habit and use standard sizes.
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Hi Gregg and Chip,
Chip, have you ever gone down to 12 teeth with the front sprocket?
The smallest I have used is 14 and I would think the stock chain would foul the sprockets retaining bolts, just a thought.
Sam.
