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1983 Honda CB750SC · Cam Chains & Tensioners Buying guide
The listed A chain is 412H × 124 links; B is 412H × 82. The smaller B tensioner is separate from the genuine Honda larger tensioner choice, so keep their references tied to the correct positions.
Honda cam chain tensionerGenuine Honda tensioner with references 14500-425-020, 14500-425-010 and 14500-425-000.View part
Cam chain A412H × 124-link cam chain A; reference 14401-425-024.View part
Cam chain B412H × 82-link cam chain B for the early DOHC Nighthawk application.View part
Related parts: Cam chain tensioner B
A and B identify separate cam-drive chains, not simply different brands of the same replacement. Match the 124-link or 82-link specification to its location. If the engine has been exchanged, identify that engine before using the frame’s model year to build the order.
Worn guides, springs and tensioners need their own assessment alongside the chains. The smaller B tensioner is linked separately here. Cam timing work should follow the exact service procedure, and a rivet-link choice requires confirmation against the actual chain specification.
The A product is specified as 412H × 124 links and B as 412H × 82 links. Match each to its intended position in the engine diagram before ordering.
The catalog distinguishes the smaller B tensioner from the main tensioner. Compare the position and part reference; the shared engine application does not establish that the two pieces interchange.
The chain products describe the chains themselves. Guides, springs and tensioners are separately listed, so inspect them and confirm each required component before completing the service order.
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