Anyone got the cam chain tensioner gauge?

[Mitchcpc]

See post #9 on this thread below for the tool dimensions.....

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"its a piece of plastic which measures 31mm long total, large end is 24mm diameter & 15mm long - small end is 14mm diameter and 16mm long...thats it!!! no holes, recesses, chamfers or anything". Credit to OzDave 2010..... Mitch

 

[R-III-R Turbo]

yep that is what it looks like and is made out of white nylon and the lenght os the small diameter is 16 mm. I used Vernier calipers to check mine.

"its a piece of plastic which measures 31mm long total, large end is 24mm diameter & 15mm long - small end is 14mm diameter and 16mm long...thats it!!! no holes, recesses, chamfers or anything". Credit to OzDave 2010..... Mitch

thanks guys. i could get the machine shop down the road to make up a geansai load* of these, sell em off at half the price of triumph, and still make a killing..

* geansai load is a term used in ireland. it originated from the old days when children would raid an orchard and carry a load of apples out in their up-turned jumper/sweater hem. irish for jumper/sweater is "geansai" pronounced gansy. so now. betcha didnt know that!

 

[Mitchcpc]

thanks guys. i could get the machine shop down the road to make up a geansai load* of these, sell em off at half the price of triumph, and still make a killing..

* geansai load is a term used in ireland. it originated from the old days when children would raid an orchard and carry a load of apples out in their up-turned jumper/sweater hem. irish for jumper/sweater is "geansai" pronounced gansy. so now. betcha didnt know that!

You are correct. I did not know that.

But when you get that geansai load made, I'll take one.