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Did GS1000 ever employ hy-vo camshaft drive chain?

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bobasoozoo

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Have a 78 GS1000 cylinder head here.
The camshaft sprockets are the type driven by a roller chain.
I'm curious as to whether or not a hy-vo chain was used in later models and if so
...will the later model sprockets fit the older camshafts?
...which hy-vo chain number is used?
...how many teeth on the sprockets?

TNX
 
The cam chain is one thing that did not change from 78 til 85.

Terry
 
The Hy-vo type chain would be TOO heavy, shaft or chain always a roller
 
SqDancerLynn1 said:
The Hy-vo type chain would be TOO heavy, shaft or chain always a roller
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i think some of the kwakers used them for awhile
 
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