Basically, I want to run a robin subaru or honda 25/35cc engine with the chain and sprocket set that the chinese kits use, so I want to use the 10t drive sprocket on one of these engines. What do I need in order to install it on?
How can I install a 10t sprocket on a 25/35cc robin subaru/honda engine?
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sorry I wasn't specific in my original post... I'm not trying to figure out how to attach the tooth, I want to know what I need (what spindle, clutch plate, etc.) in order to be able to attach the 10t sprocket on the engine since they come this way:
what exactly do you mean by chain driven gear box? i didn't want to buy a kit, i wanted to buy a 4 stroke engine, and then buy the chinese sprocket/chain kit seperately, and somehow get the 10t sprocket onto the 4stroke engine, instead of a chinese engine
yes you will have to buy a mounting plate, then the chain run gear box for a 4 stroke motor, then the back gear, idler etc
a rear mount friction drive would be easiest mount to mount tho youd be off in an hour, just wont look as cool imo
Here is a Staton gearbox that would attach directly to the motors mentioned, put a 10t sprocket on the 5/8" dia. output shaft.sorry I wasn't specific in my original post... I'm not trying to figure out how to attach the tooth, I want to know what I need (what spindle, clutch plate, etc.) in order to be able to attach the 10t sprocket on the engine since they come this way:
18.75 to 1 INSIDE DRIVE Reduction Gear Box fits most 76 mm Clutched Engines.: Staton Inc
Or you could install this clutch housing without any gearbox reduction, the picture shows a 10t sprocket;
Double Bearing 76 mm Clutch housing Assembly 1/2" or 5/8" OD Shaft: Staton Inc
