How to what clutch assembly you have?

Old Oct 19, 2009 | 08:36 PM
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by crashtest 750
could have the clutch stack wrong. if you have the smaller fiber on the inside of the basket instead of the outside it will make it harder to slip.
huh ? mine were all the same size
Old Oct 19, 2009 | 08:39 PM
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Bikebandit.com for oem stuff. pretty fast shipping and cheaper than the dealer.

Those are OEM plates it looks like. The springs i have no idea about.

I had this same problem but my clutch would not disengage no matter what i did. Brand new clutch cable no kinks nothing worked. So i ripped the cover off replaced the springs and 100 bucks worth of other parts and at least i can pull the clutch in now haha
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

how much are oem springs about? nevermind checkin bikeband.......
Old Oct 19, 2009 | 08:49 PM
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Stupid question, but are you running an EZ pull or have you done the ez pull mod on the clutch arm?

Stock fibers are cheap, but it sounds like you have aftermarket springs. Without a spring press, you might not be able to tell the difference by measuring length. When i doubt, just order up a set of springs/fibers and call it a day.
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by IMR-Merlin
Stupid question, but are you running an EZ pull or have you done the ez pull mod on the clutch arm?

Stock fibers are cheap, but it sounds like you have aftermarket springs. Without a spring press, you might not be able to tell the difference by measuring length. When i doubt, just order up a set of springs/fibers and call it a day.

yeah going that route but broke so just going to do the springs for right now... I mentioned the arm mod earlier, heard it messes up the travel of the clutch lever?
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by Talen
yeah going that route but broke so just going to do the springs for right now... I mentioned the arm mod earlier, heard it messes up the travel of the clutch lever?
the clutch arm mod increases the throw a little , the longer you extend it the longer the throw ... with an easy pull lever 5/8 of an inch is the most i would go or you get to the point where you have to run the cable tight to get it to disengage
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

I just did about 5/8" on a 929 with a stock perch. Made the pull a lot more manageable.
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by Talen
yeah going that route but broke so just going to do the springs for right now... I mentioned the arm mod earlier, heard it messes up the travel of the clutch lever?
Just hit me up, I have a spare set up if you wanna swap me springs
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

I also have a modded arm.. wherez yo dollarzzz
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by old man roger
huh ? mine were all the same size
There is a slightly thinner fiber and plate.
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by crashtest 750
There is a slightly thinner fiber and plate.
hhmm i never noticed and i have done quite a few clutches
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by MiNi GuineA
I also have a modded arm.. wherez yo dollarzzz
Did you finally do the extended arm mod too?
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by Talen
yeah I can do that mod but I was holding off because some were saying the clutch travel messes things up? Wheres a good place to get the oem springs anyway?
longer clutch pull is better for stunting, it gives you more control, you are able to slip the clutch easier instead of just dumping it into gear.

It's kinda like having a longer pull throttle, f4i' has a long pull throttle, makes it easy to control the throttle, a r6 has a short pull throttle, makes it real touchy
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by crashtest 750
There is a slightly thinner fiber and plate.
depends on the bike

f4i's I'm pretty sure have all the same size plates, whereas a 600rr has one different sized plate I'm pretty sure
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

guess i will pay closer attention next time im doing a clutch but to be honest i have never noticed before
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by Talen
Did you finally do the extended arm mod too?
I did It when I first got the bike. I hated it.. On the 636 I like it.. Its over kill imo. My extended ez pull lever is just as easy and none of the drag
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

do it ghetto and leave one or two of the springs out
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by MiNi GuineA
I did It when I first got the bike. I hated it.. On the 636 I like it.. Its over kill imo. My extended ez pull lever is just as easy and none of the drag
what drag are you talking about ? i did it so i didnt have to get an easy pull because all the easy pulls available at the time were junk but now rightous has finally made a good one
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by MikeM
do it ghetto and leave one or two of the springs out
haha, I like that trick in your avy, gonna try it tonight
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Re: How to what clutch assembly you have?

Originally Posted by old man roger
guess i will pay closer attention next time im doing a clutch but to be honest i have never noticed before
YES there is 1 fiber plate that has a larger diameter hole to accomadate the judder spring... This fiber and the judder spring are to be the first installed. FYI

Originally Posted by MiNi GuineA
I did It when I first got the bike. I hated it.. On the 636 I like it.. Its over kill imo. My extended ez pull lever is just as easy and none of the drag
You only hated it cuz you suck... That extended E-Z pull is horrible also.

Originally Posted by Towlieee
depends on the bike

f4i's I'm pretty sure have all the same size plates, whereas a 600rr has one different sized plate I'm pretty sure
Refer to OMR's response... other than barnett clutches and such, all the fiber plates are the same size as the one to go around the judder spring.

Originally Posted by Talen
Did you finally do the extended arm mod too?
Ted, dont listen to Mini he is just after your ******* and we all know it...

Originally Posted by MikeM
do it ghetto and leave one or two of the springs out
That is the worst idea EVER!

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