I think 15/44 is little to short. The bike has a lot of power. Already a ton of torque. 15/44 would be even more low end. I’ve been very happy with it at 16/45 so far. Still over 190 mph top speed and plenty of low end to get off corners just as good if not better than most people.
to add to what jeffo said, its the same reason carbon wheels make a bike feel a ton lighter when realistically its only a few pounds, this sprocket is the same thing but on a smaller scale
@@NoHope_ i think its wiser to spend money on titanium bolts axle and nut and for those who dont really use alot of rear brakes lightweight rear rotor on unsprung/rotating you get to save rotating weight without scrafice longevity and running cost those are pretty much lifetime part that will permently remove weight from your bike without wear and tear being a factor if your a heavy trackday rider unless money is no object alloy sprocket is not worth it they cost twice as much as steel and last 3x times less thats 6x less bang for buck.
No idea. lol. I know the front pinch bolts aren’t much. Front axle isn’t a lot either cause the pinch bolts do most the holding. The rear axle is maybe 80ft lbs.
@@bladerunna2022 oh front and rear sprocket you asked, ya sorry man. I wire tied my front sprocket bolt and the rear sprocket bolts I go like 50-60ft lbs. the are lock nuts so shouldn’t need to be crazy
@jeffo_511 Thank you very much I appreciate your videos about racing. Goodluck I wish u had the best. Also what mileage can I get out of a aluminum sitta spocket riding high with occasional pulls
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Same setup on my 2019 SP. Driven aluminum though. Absolutely love it. But jeezzz you ate them sprocket up. I thought I was aggressive lmao 🤣
Nice man. Ya the gearing seems great at the tracks I’ve been to so far. I have a 15 front I can put on if needed.
where are you getting the SITTA sprockets from?
does any retailer in America sell/carry them?
how many links on your chain?
Form Italy. WRS.it has great prices and ships super fast to the USA.
@@jeffo_511 thank you my friend! kawasaki green for my 24' ZX6R 40th!
whats your opinion on that ratio, I think the bsb superstock rrr's run a 15-44 and if i end up buying an sp thats what i was looking at putting on.
I think 15/44 is little to short. The bike has a lot of power. Already a ton of torque. 15/44 would be even more low end. I’ve been very happy with it at 16/45 so far. Still over 190 mph top speed and plenty of low end to get off corners just as good if not better than most people.
@@jeffo_511 interesting, thank you very much.
@jeffo_511 how does 16t 44t sound for road use on 2022 blade.looking for low end power on a roll
Awesome info here. This maybe a stupid question but why run an aluminum sprocket over steel?
Aluminum is less rotating mass. Every ounce of weight u save of the wheels is a big diff on rotating mass. Go faster!! Lol
@@jeffo_511 Makes sense! Nice 😎
to add to what jeffo said, its the same reason carbon wheels make a bike feel a ton lighter when realistically its only a few pounds, this sprocket is the same thing but on a smaller scale
@@NoHope_ i think its wiser to spend money on titanium bolts axle and nut and for those who dont really use alot of rear brakes lightweight rear rotor on unsprung/rotating you get to save rotating weight without scrafice longevity and running cost those are pretty much lifetime part that will permently remove weight from your bike without wear and tear being a factor if your a heavy trackday rider unless money is no object alloy sprocket is not worth it they cost twice as much as steel and last 3x times less thats 6x less bang for buck.
@jeffo_511 what is torque spec of front sprocket bolt, and rear sprocket
No idea. lol. I know the front pinch bolts aren’t much. Front axle isn’t a lot either cause the pinch bolts do most the holding. The rear axle is maybe 80ft lbs.
@jeffo_511 the rear axle torque spec is 96 ft pound
@@bladerunna2022 oh front and rear sprocket you asked, ya sorry man. I wire tied my front sprocket bolt and the rear sprocket bolts I go like 50-60ft lbs. the are lock nuts so shouldn’t need to be crazy
@jeffo_511 Thank you very much I appreciate your videos about racing. Goodluck I wish u had the best. Also what mileage can I get out of a aluminum sitta spocket riding high with occasional pulls
@@bladerunna2022 thanks man. Appreciate it. And the sitta aluminum didn’t more than couple weekends and it was already pretty worn.