Clutch friction plates ?
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Re: Clutch friction plates ?
29 Jun 2020 22:33Mikaw wrote: ... and I'm an Old School carpenter...
i.e. Measure once, cut twice and it's still too short ! :woohoo:
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Re: Clutch friction plates ?
30 Jun 2020 05:32 - 30 Jun 2020 16:44
Nope I keep a stud stretcher in my job box...
1976 KZ 900 A4
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1976 KZ 900 B1 LTD
1978 KZ 1000 B2 LTD
1980 KZ 750 E1
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1976 KZ 900 B1 LTD
1978 KZ 1000 B2 LTD
1980 KZ 750 E1
Kowledge Speaks, But Wisdom Listens.
Jimi Hendrix.
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30 Jun 2020 16:09
Man, slipping clutch with adjustments correct? High miles, abuse, or unknown history? I wouldn't pull the cover without springs and friction discs in my hand.
APE makes some great stuff, but I suggest staying away from their extra-disc clutch pack. The thickness variation of the frictions discs is way off. So after bolting them on you bang into first for a period of time before the high-spots burn off. OEM, and you're good to go on start up.
APE makes some great stuff, but I suggest staying away from their extra-disc clutch pack. The thickness variation of the frictions discs is way off. So after bolting them on you bang into first for a period of time before the high-spots burn off. OEM, and you're good to go on start up.
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