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Post by ramblinman on Dec 25, 2013 6:22:55 GMT -5
QUESTION: What color are the 3 CLUTCH ARM PAD springs. I think what you got is a performance Clutch with colored springs yellow red or blue and what that does is require a lot more centrtifigual force to throw out the pads to grab the bell which to do so REQUIRES much higher rpms to turn your wheel. So you probably ran out of RPMS and that is what is causing your MPH LOSS. Same thing with the CONTRA SPRING if it is colored sameo sameo. If so take your SPRINGS from the old clutch and put them in the NEW clutch and you will be fine. Alleyoop it came with a yellow contra spring and 3 blue arm springs. i already swapped out the yellow contra spring before i initially installed it. that is when i realized the torque drive/sheave (whatever you call it) has a great deal of resistance on the new clutch. swapped that out with one of my old ones and it is working well now. only problem i am having is the blue springs seem too stiff. the clutch doesn't engage until 5,500 rpms. i did try to swap those springs out also but oddly enough my old springs are longer and wouldn't work. attempted to bend them without success. so put the blue ones back on. i thought blue was rated at 1000 (the lowest)? can i buy some weaker springs? it's fine the way it is now but i would prefer that it engaged around 2,500-3,000rpms.
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Post by alleyoop on Dec 25, 2013 15:07:57 GMT -5
That is what I thought, that is why I asked the question. That is your entire problem BRO. Like I said take your OEM clutch PAD Springs and the CONTRA SPRING off the old clutch and put them on the NEW CLUTCH and you will be a HAPPY CAMPER. People buy all this so called performance stuff not knowing what it will effect and the results. If someone wants a performance clutch and his current clutch still has good pad material all they have to do is just buy the springs and put those in and they now will have a performance clutch for a lot less. Most folks do not know they just post stuff not really knowing and have the poor soul asking for help getting stuff he really does not need, then they come on complaining about the results and effect it had on his ride. But a good rule of thumb is to ASK questions before you buy, some on here know and will tell you and or explain what to expect, just like I did. I do not post to much anymore cause I tend to correct bad info someone puts up and a pissing match starts Alleyoop
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