I got all new fibers on the way for my 2002 banshee.. Can i just clean my old metals up to make it work. Someone told me u half to buy new metals to because they have grip on them too like the fiber, is that so?.. The metals look fine i was jsut gonna clean em up, and use some suff on them to scratchem up, is there any tricks anyone knows...


Charlie , just let me kno

 

I don't think they need to be scrathed up. Just check the size of them. Then get a manual and it will tell you how thick the plates need to be.

 

I always replace them with new fibers.They are smooth,not rough.You can tell how bad they are by the blueness of them.This comes from heat in the clutch.

 

just follow the instructions with them. dont scratch them, they dont need it

 

i replace everything, it costs about $110 from rockymountain(i think thats who it is) and thats plates, fibers, and springs. It is burnt up for a reason, and heat is a real killer, especially on certain fibers, platic, and rubber. Its just better. Oh, the clutch i use is the barnett dirt digger. Its worth $110