36 tooth sprocket or 44 tooth sprocket

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So I'm looking at getting a new sprocket cus mine is worn down and is making a horrible noise. So i can get a 36 or 44 tooth sprocket and I wanna know ow what is better or what's the difference besides price. So let me know what the best one i should buy. I also dropped in a picture of mine now. So blew blup it down in the comments.
 

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So I'm looking at getting a new sprocket cus mine is worn down and is making a horrible noise. So i can get a 36 or 44 tooth sprocket and I wanna know ow what is better or what's the difference besides price. So let me know what the best one i should buy. I also dropped in a picture of mine now. So blew blup it down in the comments.
I have many thousands of miles on my sprocket, and it still looks brand new, how old and how many miles are on that sprocket in the picture???

Also what size motor are you using?
 
So I'm looking at getting a new sprocket cus mine is worn down and is making a horrible noise. So i can get a 36 or 44 tooth sprocket and I wanna know ow what is better or what's the difference besides price. So let me know what the best one i should buy. I also dropped in a picture of mine now. So blew blup it down in the comments.
Wow I hope you got a lot of miles out of that sprocket.

The right size depends on your engine. And as far as specific ones, find a well reviewed one on Amazon. Like this.


 
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So I'm looking at getting a new sprocket cus mine is worn down and is making a horrible noise. So i can get a 36 or 44 tooth sprocket and I wanna know ow what is better or what's the difference besides price. So let me know what the best one i should buy. I also dropped in a picture of mine now. So blew blup it down in the comments.
What tooth count was your current sproket? How well did it perform where you live? The 36t will be slower accelerating but have a higher max level ground speed; you'll also need to provide more pedal assist climbing steep hills. The 44t will accelerate faster and climb hills better but will have a lower max level ground speed.

Regardless of what sproket you get make sure it's made out of steel instead of aluminum.
 
The right size depends on your engine. And as far as specific ones, find a well reviewed one on Amazon. Like this.


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NO NO NO NO NO Johnny...lol...lol.

That cheap POS sprocket in that amazon URL is an El Cheapo piece of stamped aluminum :poop::poop::poop:.

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This is what a really good sprocket looks like, Chromed Steel...These are the ONLY sprockets I use.

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NO NO NO NO NO Johnny...lol...lol.

That cheap POS sprocket in that amazon URL is an El Cheapo piece of stamped aluminum :poop::poop::poop:.

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This is what a really good sprocket looks like, Chromed Steel...These are the ONLY sprockets I use.

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The chromed steel ones are the ones that came with my kit lol. That one I linked to is the one I got, so far it's great. And I actually don't think it's aluminum, I'm pretty sure it's steel. May be wrong.
 
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