Chain Alignment Tool

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lambrettasam
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Hi,

would like to get me one. Who sells them except for scooterrestorations?

http://www.scooterrestorations.com/lamb ... alignment/

Thanks,

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lambrettasam
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hmmm no one? So, all you tuners who build 30+hp engines don't have this tool or got an innocenti one?
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sean brady scooters
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no ,cos we dont need one...we check this by other simple means using a bar and digi calipers :D
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lambrettasam
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thanks, that's a easy way round to check without the tool. Thanks for the tip

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Paul at scooter restorations sold them dont know who else !
They can be fiddley to use as you get the hang of them. But I find them more accurate than a steel bar/rule and digital verniers.
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how do you use them? excuse my ignorance... :oops:
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Supereibar wrote:how do you use them? excuse my ignorance... :oops:
It's a bracket (that holds a dial gauge) that is rested against the gasket face while the probe that extends from the gauge gives a reading both sprockets are checked and the clutch is then shimmed togive a reading (within tolerance) with reference to the drive sprocket.
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J1MS wrote:
Supereibar wrote:how do you use them? excuse my ignorance... :oops:
It's a bracket (that holds a dial gauge) that is rested against the gasket face while the probe that extends from the gauge gives a reading both sprockets are checked and the clutch is then shimmed togive a reading (within tolerance) with reference to the drive sprocket.
Is there a scooterist/side of the road way of doing this with minimal tools? I do have different shims that I bought for that very purpose.

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