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It will be the difference in the radius of the sprocket of the old and new. You could calculate this. The difference I guess will be miniscule. How many teeth on the current sprocket?
Edit: shouldn’t you still be able to put the axle in the same position regardless of the sprocket?!! Unless you’ve got no slack.