[feeltheboost]

I have a 2000 GSX-R 750. I want to "kick it up a notch" by installing a sprocket kit. I really want to swap in a 1000cc motor but I buddy of mine that has rode for a while recommended that I get a sprocket kit if I want more "punch" out of my bike. What kit should I get? I'm already sure I want a RK 520 chain, what kind of sprocket set though? Anodized aluminum, -1 front, +2 rear? Who's a reputable manufacturer? Anyone have any experience with this or can you recommend a shop to buy from?

 

[RicanHavoc]

if you really want to "kick it up a notch" then, "BAM" you gotta go for the 1000 motor swap!!

 

[gs750xr]

what are the stock sprocket sizes you have now?

 

[feeltheboost]

Sprocket set is OEM right now. Bike is about 98% stock except for exhaust, air filter and power commander.

 

[feeltheboost]

Bump

 

[Mister Tee]

Bump

Dude, search, this has been discussed a zillion times.

 

[feeltheboost]

Already did the search, haven't found the answer to my exact bike that I'm looking for. Thanks for the advice though.

 

[03pearl750]

-1,+2 is the most common. i started with -1 (minus 1 tooth up front) and was extremely happy with it for only about 25$. then wanted a little more and got a +2 in the rear (two extra teeth in back) and love the combo. a lot of people youll read who go more like -1 +3 arnt too happy with it. .because of the high rpms at cruising. if you put a -1+2 on your 750 it will roll out pretty good and you will notice a night and day difference. youll want a steel front sprocket and an aluminum rear sprocket. . good companys are Vortex, Supersprox and driven

 

[feeltheboost]

Word. Thank you so much Pearl. I appreciate your post. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience.

 

[03pearl750]

no problem man. youll love -1, +2:thumbup: