• Hi everyone,

    As you all know, Coffee (Dean) passed away a couple of years ago. I am Dean's ex-wife's husband and happen to have spent my career in tech. Over the years, I occasionally helped Dean with various tech issues.

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dont know which chain kit to order :(

MenkZ007

MenkZ007

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This is sort of a repost, but my last post got a little off topic :)

anyways ill just repost my question in order to hopefully get a quick answer so i can start ordering the right chain kit :)

So i just became a owner of what i think is a te 610 e remake to a sm 610 s, because it says on my vehicle registration sheet that its a te 610 e, but has all the sm kit on it :)

My question will then be: if this is a te-e to a sm-s remake, do i need to order a chain kit for sm-s or te-e or are they the same?
 
They are the same. If you're happy with you gearing, the count how many teeth you have on the front (14 or 15 likely ) and same for the rear. You can count the links in the chain too (112, 114, 116, etc...)
 
many thanks :)


do u know the OEM teeth count for it? got an offer for renthal 15 t front sprocket, JT rear sprocket 45 t. Still looking for the chainm, but i think its 520 x-chain that im looking for ?
 
15/45 is stock TE gearing. The SM has smaller rear. Stock chain for TE is 116 link. SM is shorter.
 
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