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JT steel rear sprocket JTR819.37, 37 teeth, 520 pitch
JT steel rear sprocket JTR819.37, 37 teeth, 520 pitch
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€22,66 EUR
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JT steel rear sprocket JTR819.37, 37 teeth, 520 pitch
JT rear sprocket. The vehicle compatibility below was taken from the official JT Sprockets Application Guide 2024.
Technical data
- JT part number / fitment: JTR819
- Installation position: Rear
- Chain pitch: 520
- Teeth selectable in shop: 37
Compatible with – official JT vehicle list
Important note on tooth selection: The JT fitment number describes the compatible mounting. The Application Guide also specifies the number of teeth with which the respective vehicle is listed. A different number of teeth offered within the same fitment family will change the gear ratio and may differ from the stock gearing.
37 teeth according to JT Application Guide
- Suzuki RG250 WD,WE Gamma (250 cc) – Year 83-84 – Chain 520, 110 links
39 teeth according to JT Application Guide
- Suzuki RG250 FG,CH,FH,FCH Gamma (250 cc) – Year 86-88 – Chain 520, 110 links
41 teeth according to JT Application Guide
- Suzuki GN250 All (250 cc) – Year 82-99 – Chain 520, 100 links
- Suzuki GT250 (X7) (250 cc) – Year 79-85 – Chain 520, 102 links
- Suzuki GZ250 Marauder (250 cc) – Year 99-00, 04-10 – Chain 520, 110 links
- Suzuki GZ250 (250 cc) – Year 10-11 – Chain 520, 110 links
- Suzuki TU250 X (250 cc) – Year 98-00 – Chain 520, 110 links
43 teeth according to JT Application Guide
- Suzuki TU250 X (250 cc) – Year 09-19 – Chain 520, 108 links
46 teeth according to JT Application Guide
- Suzuki GSX250 ET,EX GJ51B (250 cc) – Year 80-82 – Chain 520, 104 links
47 teeth according to JT Application Guide
- Suzuki GS250 T T/X (250 cc) – Year 79-80 – Chain 520, 106 links
- Suzuki GSX250 ET,EX GJ51B Germany (250 cc) – Year 80-82 – Chain 520, 104 links
Installation and gear ratio note
- Before ordering, check the model, year, chain pitch, and required number of teeth.
- A different number of teeth changes the gear ratio and may require a different chain length or an adjustment of the chain tension.
- Carry out installation and tightening torques according to the vehicle manufacturer's specifications.
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