who has good strong sprockets?
#11
I have had awesome luck with driven sprockets and I abuse the shit out of everything I have broken some teeth on other companies sprockets in few months.....the other good thing about driven you generally get u stuff in like 3 days depending on where ur at they are located in Cali I'm in MO and 2-3 days is what it takes for me
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Originally Posted by kirny
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I have had awesome luck with driven sprockets and I abuse the shit out of everything I have broken some teeth on other companies sprockets in few months.....the other good thing about driven you generally get u stuff in like 3 days depending on where ur at they are located in Cali I'm in MO and 2-3 days is what it takes for me

Gotta agree with Kirny, IMO as far as AM sprockets go Driven is the best mass produced product.

As for PMP, here is their website. But man just hit them up they will give ya a quote real quick over the phone. I've ordered there around 11am and they cut it shipped it out and I had it the next day. Not that you should expect it that soon, but on a custom sprocket they will have it out to you more than likely the same or next day, so just depending on how long it takes for shipping.
http://www.pmpsprockets.com/
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#13
Yea that's how driven is they ship the day u but it
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5th gear sprockets FTW !!! Why pay the same or nearly the same for a plain sprocket web you can get something custom from 5th gear ? No problems with teeth breaking at all and they look super sick. It's a no brainer if you ask me.

Bought a lot of sprockets from him, in the beginning he was doing great...The last few I got I was really disappointed in the quality. Very bad machining quality, and blotchy anodizing...I even had one with very bad pitting in the aluminum....Just not worth what I paid for them, and my customer complained and didnt even want to pay for them.....

Im not sure if I will buy from him again, if I do I will bring up the quality issue and let him know I can not accept that kind of bad quality again...

Also he makes you pay extra for 7075, good sprocket companies use 7075 as standard...6061 is ok but for sprocket life 7075 is what all sprockets should be made of..
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Bought a lot of sprockets from him, in the beginning he was doing great...The last few I got I was really disappointed in the quality. Very bad machining quality, and blotchy anodizing...I even had one with very bad pitting in the aluminum....Just not worth what I paid for them, and my customer complained and didnt even want to pay for them.....

Im not sure if I will buy from him again, if I do I will bring up the quality issue and let him know I can not accept that kind of bad quality again...

Also he makes you pay extra for 7075, good sprocket companies use 7075 as standard...6061 is ok but for sprocket life 7075 is what all sprockets should be made of..

sucks to hear that,i was thinkin about ordering from him after seeing the sprocket shane has on his 6dirty.


op-i like the thrust stuff, phil at moto heaven is the man to talk to...
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#16
Driven also does custom sprockets just FYI
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Driven also does custom sprockets just FYI

will they customize them like 5th does?
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#18
^^^not sure never even cared to look at them sprockets aren't about customization IMO it's about strength and longevity if they are sending out a shit product that isn't even anodized right what's the point in the "custom" part if teeth are breaking off
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5th gear sprockets FTW !!! Why pay the same or nearly the same for a plain sprocket web you can get something custom from 5th gear ? No problems with teeth breaking at all and they look super sick. It's a no brainer if you ask me.

+1

Getting one for the 929

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^^


We can do thrust, driven or vortex

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