JT or Turner steel sprockets?

[Zakradu398]

Anyone use them, if so are they durable? Which do you prefer

[wilkin250r]

Aluminum sprockets are just barely strong enough, but they are indeed strong enough. Therefore steel, being much stronger, is almost over-kill. Either brand will certainly work for you.

[coryatver]

I use JT sprockets work good price is right. havent' heard of turner sprockets. Aluminum sprockets are junk.

[CJM]

AL aint worth it, wears down to quick. Ive used JT, Pro-taper, Renthal and a few others. Never had any issues with a steel sprocket. I tend to replace them every year or so just cause.

[SpasticR450]

Stick to steel at less your some crazy racer looking for any little advantage. I use JT steel they seem to last long as a stock sprocket if not longer.

[Zakradu398]

I understand aluminum is not worth it unless on a bike. I went ahead and just got a primary drive steel sprocket and chain kit.

[honda400ex2003]

Originally posted by coryatver
I use JT sprockets work good price is right. havent' heard of turner sprockets. Aluminum sprockets are junk.

ive ran my jt setup for a quite some time and have had great luck with them on my 400. i just put a new set on the r and have been very pleased with fit function and finish on those also.

ill buy again!

steve

[400exrip]

I race in the Extreme Dirt Track Nationals
and have ran JT Steel a long time a have been running the same sprockets since November of 2009 And they are still holding up good not a tooth is bent or broke.

But now on the other hand I tried Moose Aluminum Sprockets and they lasted about a week then had to replace them.
And Aluminum sprockets are so expensive.