Hey everybody. I was wondering what the cheapest place was to buy a Barnett clutch kit for my 400EX is. I have seen $89.99 from Magic Racing. Anyone dealt with this place? How are they? Also, does anyone know a cheaper place? Thanks for your help. It's greatly appreciated.

 

If they got it you'll see it in 2 days. Great service.

 

If they got it you'll see it in 2 days. Great service.

 

That's good to here. Thanks a lot for letting me know. I was just a little worried because neither my friends or I have done business with them, and I didn't know how they were. I know how some businesses out there are. Anyway, thanks again.

 

Ordered a tether and a outerwear from Majic Racing on Tuesday and got it today (Thursday), just like I said in 2 days.

 

I have had good luck with James Lucky
http://www.jlatvproducts.com/pdf/pdfcatalog.htm

Should get you into their catalog.

99-01 400EX barnett clutch kit part #HPK-76 $107

Best of Luck,

 

About Barnett clutches:

I just put a Barnett clutch in my R last week. I noticed immediately that the clutch never really totally disengages. The quad wants to roll or creep when it is in gear and the clutch lever is pulled. It is also really hard to find neutral when the engine is running and it is hard to shift up under power when racing.

I ordered the 89 clutch upgrade kit so maybe this will solve this but when I told a local mechanic about my problem the first thing he asked me was, "are you running a Barnett clutch?" He said all Barnett clutches do this and he says that an OEM clutch is much better for this very reason.

I will have the clutch upgrade kit on by next week and then I will know one way or the other.

Just wanted to share my experience.

 

Well, can I get heavy duty springs without having to buy the clutch kit? Also, how much is an OEM clutch kit? Has anyone else had problems like this with their Barnett clutches? Thanks.

 

i put a barnett in mine and it burned up in about a month then i went with sparks heavy duty clutch and ive had no problems just my two cents worth