Liska Cam Chain Sprockets

Hi guys,

Is anyone here running Liska aftermarket cam chain idler sprockets? My stock sprockets are in need of replacement and wanted some feedback. They are less $ than the oem but still very pricey. I like the fact there is no rubber to wear out on them.

Thanks, Doug

Im running them and have no problems

They are great but maybe a little noiser than OEM. Happy with mine

don

I read somewhere that you have to run some slack in the cam chain when you run these solid sprockets. If that's so, how to you go about doing that? I believe it was about 1/8" slack at the sprocket but I could be wrong. Do you guys running these sprockets run the cam chain with some slack or just adjust cam chain tension same as stock?

racer54 wrote: I read somewhere that you have to run some slack in the cam chain when you run these solid sprockets. If that's so, how to you go about doing that? I believe it was about 1/8" slack at the sprocket but I could be wrong. Do you guys running these sprockets run the cam chain with some slack or just adjust cam chain tension same as stock?

Stock.
I honestly hadn't heard about adding in some extra slack

I run solid sprockets.
I make my own by replacing the old rubber centre with solid alloy ( cheaper and just the same as using Liska etc )
I run them adjusted just the same as std ones.
Best way is to rock the crank with a spanner whilst lightly taking up the slack on a manual tensioner by hand (no spanner).
You can feel when the slack is taken up .
On a rebuilt motor with new chain etc I run it up to let everything settle and re-check.
Hardly ever needs re-doing after that.

OK...thanks....just something you should know about before doing it wrong and costing a motor....

Thanks for all your replies guys!

When you say a little noiser does it make a rattly sound or a whirring noise

I like the whirring sound they make.
Steve

Three year old thread brought back from the dead.