How to Install: Tokyo Mods Cam Chain Tensioner

Jeff walks us through the installation of the Tokyo Mods Cam Chain Tensioner for KTM, Husqvarna, and GasGas four strokes.
The Tokyomods mechanical cam chain tensioner eliminates the possibility of catastrophic engine failure due to O.E.M. automatic tensioner failure. Used and trusted by factory teams and top engine builders worldwide. The Tokyo Mechanical Cam Chain Tensioner will increase horsepower and extend your cam chain and cam chain slider life. Easy installation with no special tools required. Detailed installation instructions are included. Shop Slavens Racing for all your engine needs!
Eliminates catastrophic cam chain tensioner failures:
• Stops annoying ticking sound
• Extends cam chain life
• Maintains correct cam chain tension and correct cam timing
• Quick and easy installation: How-to video in tab above
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[@Josh-Silvia]

I’m here for the content, which is excellent. Not worried if you wiggle a bit. Thanks

[@slaverace1]

I appreciate that!

[@olliechristopher467]

Thank you Jeff for another great technical video. Sorry you have to endure these "comment trolls" who have nothing but negative BS. Tokyo Mods is local to me and Ron is the real deal like yourself in bike modifications and reliability solutions. I'm running a Tokyo Mods FCR carb that Ron modified for my Beta.

[@scarsman]

I didn't think I was trolling. Simply asking his experience in keeping them adjusted. TM states every 5 hours. That is simple fact. I'm curious to know from Jeff's real world experience in using them, if that is actually realistic. He's got way more experience with them than I do. Don't see how that's trolling.

[@olliechristopher467]

@@scarsman I don't remember mentioning you specifically?

[@scarsman]

@olliechristopher467 fair enough. For some reason when I got the notification of your post I didn't see other comments. Now I'm seeing there are several others besides🤝

[@scarsman]

How often do you check that? I think in the instructions that came with mine it said to check and adjust every 5 hours. That seems like a lot of adjusting! That wouldn't even get through some single rides. Curious what you do. I'm guessing they say that as a CYA

[@ogasi1798]

if i was interested i would be emailing them to ask if it was a typo - if they claim increased reliability why the F would we want to keep on top of it every few hours OR LESS it says hahahahaaa, no thanks - my factory hasn't needed checking in 320 hours lol

[@keshmo12]

The one on my honda cbr600 street bike seemed like it needed adjustment every 3-5k miles. Would start to rattle after awhile at idle.

[@slaverace1]

Hello Scarsman:
For me it has been set it and forget it. I had one on my `20 and never readjusted it in 3500 miles before I sold it.

[@scarsman]

@@slaverace1 thank you for the response! Mine has been good so far, at around 100 hours now. Thanks again!

[@elvispusley3515]

I think a tripod would be money well spent for you.

[@slaverace1]

Hello Elvis:
Sorry the camera is not always as steady as it should be. I do own a tripod but only use it occasionally. Why, because I have limited time to make videos and I knock them out quickly. I spend very little time on set-up. I prefer to spend time doing just about anything other than making videos, so either I make them quickly or not at all.
Thanks for watching.
JS

[@jdhart111]

@@slaverace1 these videos are absolute gold jeff! thank you for the time you spend making them as they have been a huge help through the years for me personally!!

[@elvispusley3515]

@@slaverace1 I get it. Thank you for the time you do spend Jeff.