Why engine and sprocket differences by year?

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  • Scoobydude
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2016
    • 232

    Why engine and sprocket differences by year?

    Been talking to some sportster owners and I'm getting a lot of different info on the spacing between the frame rails and the rear pulley. Why does this change from year to year?

    I have a 2000 and I was wondering what mine is. I've got a bit of a basket case right now, but I threw the axle and everything on it together in a hardtail I have laying around, and my gap is slightly less than 1/16". It seemed a little closer, but I have all the spacers and in the correct t orientation.

    If it matters to anyone I've found that an 06 is 3/8" and an 02 is .213"
  • Sky
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 3040

    #2
    Are you trying to compare rubber mount to solid mount frames?

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    • farmall
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2013
      • 9983

      #3
      The two frames don't match because no reason exists that they should as they are different frames for different bottom ends.

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      • JBinNC
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2018
        • 2717

        #4
        You are working with an aftermarket hardtail section or frame, and you are wondering about differences in measurements? You have more faith in the consistency of aftermarket parts than I do.

        That said, your '00 and the '02 are the same series of chassis, but the '06 rubber mount is a whole different animule.

        Jim

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