04-08-2013, 06:54 AM
A lot of times when you are going slow they coil up like that almost instantly. Think about whats happening when it breaks, the front sprocket is pulling the chain forward but nothing is pulling it out the bottom.
It's actually less likely to coil up when you're going fast, they tend to shoot out clean then.
You do know the round part in the picture above the chain that the motor mount is going through is a spacer and not part of the engine right?
It's actually less likely to coil up when you're going fast, they tend to shoot out clean then.
You do know the round part in the picture above the chain that the motor mount is going through is a spacer and not part of the engine right?