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Shomano 8 speed cassette question

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  1. Hi!

    For an older bike I bought an 8 speed cassette from the 105 group. The cogs are:
    {13,14,15,16,17,19} , 21, 23.

    Codes:
    T.V 13T VI, T.V 14T VJ T-15T ZI1, ST-16T Z1, ST-17T Z1,T-19T Z1 3, ST-21T Z1 3, T-23T Z34.

    I would like to take the 14 out and replace it with a 18. I know I need a cog from a certain series.

    Could anybody tell me what code cog I need to keep decent shifting?

    MANY TIA! Derk

  2. On Mon, 31 Mar 2003 21:15:37 +0200, Derk Drukker wrote:

    That should be Shimano of course....

  3. "Derk Drukker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hi!

    For an older bike I bought an 8 speed cassette from the


    105 group.

    Quoted message said:

    The cogs are: {13,14,15,16,17,19} , 21, 23.

    Codes:
    T.V 13T VI, T.V 14T VJ T-15T ZI1, ST-16T Z1, ST-17T


    Z1,T-19T Z1 3,

    Quoted message said:

    ST-21T Z1 3, T-23T Z34.

    I would like to take the 14 out and replace it with a 18. I know I need a cog from a
    certain series.

    Could anybody tell me what code cog I need to keep decent


    shifting?

    Quoted message said:


    MANY TIA! Derk

    Just adding a sprocket and getting the correct indexing alignment isn't possible - the 17 and 19 are
    already correctly set up to work together. You could file the indexing "splines" on the 18, 19, 21,
    and 23 so these can be oriented correctly relative to the 17T - if you do this it doesn't matter
    which 18 sprocket you use. But it'll probably work reasonably well with any 18T sprocket without
    doing anything.

    Not sure I understand the rationale for taking out the 14T and adding the 18T though - you'll end up
    with a large gap between the 13 and the 15......

  4. Derk Drukker said:

    For an older bike I bought an 8 speed cassette from the 105 group. The cogs are:
    {13,14,15,16,17,19} , 21, 23.

    Codes:
    T.V 13T VI, T.V 14T VJ T-15T ZI1, ST-16T Z1, ST-17T Z1,T-19T Z1 3, ST-21T Z1 3, T-23T Z34.

    I would like to take the 14 out and replace it with a 18. I know I need a cog from a
    certain series.

    Could anybody tell me what code cog I need to keep decent shifting?

    They likely never had an 18 in that series. Use any 18 and it will likely shift ok. If it doesn't,
    grind down the wide tang on the cog and turn the cog to a position where the HG slot is close to
    where it should be on the helix. The HG is not so sensitive in larger cogs.

  5. Grenouil said:

    Not sure I understand the rationale for taking out the 14T and adding the 18T though - you'll end
    up with a large gap between the 13 and the
    15......


    I hardly ever use anything in that rang. I make a lot of RPM's and often use that 18, especially
    when there's wind and I promise you we get our share of that in Holland!

    Thanks!

    Derk

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