Clutches
Clutches
I've been feeling like it's starting to take a little more to clutch it up. I hear a little bit more slipping than normal. It's been long enough to warrant a new clutch. I was wondering what clutches everyone is running and any to stay away from. HAI sells Barnett then I hear OEM or bust....what's up?
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I use the Moose easy pull. I hope that the EBC springs are not going to be too much stiffer than OEM. I've heard from a few people that running stiffer springs is better. I haven't installed my clutch yet so I guess it's not too late to order some stock clutch springs. Has anyone run both stock and stiffer springs and noticed a big difference? Is it really worth it?
Re: Clutches
tell u wut man
i copped a set of Vesrah springs n clutch when i got my f4i....my ez pull feels like dudes stock levers....ive never really had an ez pull cuz it is actually pretty stiff compared to stock springs and an ez pull....
ive gotten used to it over a 2 years but i got some stockers goin in next oil change....bout ****** time..
u wont like the aftermarket ones
i copped a set of Vesrah springs n clutch when i got my f4i....my ez pull feels like dudes stock levers....ive never really had an ez pull cuz it is actually pretty stiff compared to stock springs and an ez pull....
ive gotten used to it over a 2 years but i got some stockers goin in next oil change....bout ****** time..
u wont like the aftermarket ones
Last edited by f4ibry; Dec 4, 2007 at 03:43 AM.
Re: Clutches
Well, with the moose easy pull and lengthening the clutch actuating arm I could probably get the clutch lever to pull as easy if not easier than stock. I was wondering what kind of performance different I can expect with the clutch itself. With stiffer springs will it be better on clutching up the bike and feathering the clutch and engaging burn outs or are the stock springs the way to go....?
Re: Clutches
do this... dk if you have a ez pull or stock still but if you have a stock keep it.. and get what ever springs you want and do this to your clutch
make your clutch arm longer, wala ez pull with stock lever (easyier then those after market levers) you can extend the arm 9mm so it will fit back in the clutch cover, this way you can have any springs you want and if its not easy enough for you to pull in, then buy a ez pull and it will be butter like no other
post #69 hohey does it on his f4i:
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/451...ever-ez-4.html
make your clutch arm longer, wala ez pull with stock lever (easyier then those after market levers) you can extend the arm 9mm so it will fit back in the clutch cover, this way you can have any springs you want and if its not easy enough for you to pull in, then buy a ez pull and it will be butter like no other
post #69 hohey does it on his f4i:
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/451...ever-ez-4.html
Re: Clutches
Well, with the moose easy pull and lengthening the clutch actuating arm I could probably get the clutch lever to pull as easy if not easier than stock. I was wondering what kind of performance different I can expect with the clutch itself. With stiffer springs will it be better on clutching up the bike and feathering the clutch and engaging burn outs or are the stock springs the way to go....?
Re: Clutches
ive used all and can honestly say Ive never notice much of a difference in life or performance, go for whats more available or even cheaper as alot of aftermarket products are cheaper than stock...but everyone has their opinion......
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