Agk disc mount sprocket and rotor question

[MotoMagz]

So I have a Agk disc mount sprocket and I also want to run a rear disc brake.My question is ...if I put a spacer between the sprocket and the rotor will the 6 disc bolts hold.I would need to upgrade them in length and grade. Not worried about the spacing just holi g the bolts will hold...?

 

[2door]

Post a picture or two so we can see exactly what you have and what you're planning to do. That will help us offer some advice.

Tom

 

[Theon]

A standard bicycle caliper can be a difficult fit, requiring 16 to 19mm between disc and sprocket.
What size sprocket, what size disc?
I drill my disc mounting holes out to 6mm, 6x 6mm bolts should be sufficient. And can get away with an 8mm spacer between 203mm disc and 39t sprocket using a pocket bike caliper.
By shaving the caliper I can get a 10mm spacer between a 180mm disc and a 36t.
Latest build I will need about 13mm between a 44t and a 160mm disc.
Hope this helps.
Photos would be good.
I'll try and get some of my set ups.

 

[MotoMagz]

Thanks guys Im Actually still building the wheels..and the rest of the bike. So guess I will have to wait to see if I have the space,..I wondered if the 6. Disc bits would hold it...guess it will.If you could post pictures of what you did that the would be awesome..

 

[maniac57]

So I have a Agk disc mount sprocket and I also want to run a rear disc brake.My question is ...if I put a spacer between the sprocket and the rotor will the 6 disc bolts hold.I would need to upgrade them in length and grade. Not worried about the spacing just holi g the bolts will hold...?

I think using grade 5 or 8 bolts will hold, but like the others said, spacing will have to wait till you see it in person
(assuming I understood your question.)
I'm thinking IF it fits, there won't be much extra strain on the bolts since the spacer will have to be fairly thin to fit at all.