D.I.D cam chains

[twincat800]

Would you reccomend the thicker or thinner d i d cam chain with a set of hot cams?? K&n filter, hot cams, slip on, small rev box, working on drz kit, thats why im wondering which chain i should work with.

[kawiracerj]

what bike? if a z or kfx id say the hd for sure.

[airmobile101]

Run the 4/3 chain

[twincat800]

Its an 04 DVX

[twincat800]

On advantage cycle it says to take it to a proffesional when installing the 3/4 chain, would it be that hard for me to do it on my own?

[ifixtheyride]

It's not that hard to change the chain but you do have to remove the clutch and that requires a holder tool, I personnally used a big pair of channel locks that worked fine. If you have a manual its pretty sraight forward and definatly get the 3/4 chain.

[airmobile101]

Its not that difficult,but Im not familiar with your mechanical skills. I think the hardest part I had was trying to get the old chain out. I had to remove the bolt(if I remember correctly) that hold the cam chain guide in place. That was a b#tch.

[BlackRaptor]

If those chains cost $200 I would still buy them after what happened to my kfx400 when I had it. The stock Cam chain stretched on it and the tensioner fully extended, cam jumped a tooth a dropped a valve. Took out the head, cylinder, piston. $1400 later I was running again.

If you have hotcams yeah defiently it is must do mod.