VORTEX Front CS Sprocket Steel 16T for Kawasaki 520 Drive Systems

The VORTEX Front CS Sprocket Steel 16T for Kawasaki 520 drive systems is engineered for durability and precision performance. Crafted with meticulous manufacturing processes, this sprocket is induction hardened to ensure long-lasting wear resistance and maintain tight tolerances for optimal chain engagement. Its zinc coating provides excellent corrosion resistance, making it suitable for various riding conditions and extending the sprocket's lifespan. The drilled lightning holes serve to reduce rotational mass, contributing to improved acceleration and handling without compromising strength or durability. Designed for easy installation, this sprocket offers a reliable upgrade for performance-minded riders seeking to enhance their Kawasaki 520 drivetrain.
This sprocket’s robust construction and precise engineering make it an ideal choice for both racing and recreational riding. Its lightweight design, achieved through strategic drilling, helps reduce overall weight while maintaining structural integrity. The VORTEX brand is known for high-quality motorcycle parts, and this sprocket exemplifies that reputation with its combination of durability, corrosion resistance, and performance enhancement. Whether you're replacing worn parts or upgrading for improved performance, this steel front sprocket delivers consistent quality and reliable operation.
Engineered to fit Kawasaki models with 520 chains, this 16-tooth sprocket ensures smooth power transfer and efficient drivetrain operation. Its steel construction guarantees strength and durability, while the design features optimize performance and longevity. Easy to install, the VORTEX 3283-16 sprocket is a vital component for riders seeking to improve their motorcycle’s acceleration and overall drivetrain efficiency, making it a smart investment for maintaining peak performance on the trail or track.

Features:

• Precision manufactured and induction hardened to precise tolerances

• Zinc coated to resist corrosion

• Drilled lightning holes to reduce rotating mass