Clutch springs?
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Clutch springs?
Originally posted by: ironrod
Too stiff of a clutch spring can cause the teeth to break off of the Rack Actuator shaft. That might be worth it if you are running NOS. But for most applications up to 60 hp, I doubt you would need that stiff of a spring.
Too stiff of a clutch spring can cause the teeth to break off of the Rack Actuator shaft. That might be worth it if you are running NOS. But for most applications up to 60 hp, I doubt you would need that stiff of a spring.
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Clutch springs?
Originally posted by: 1BigDSRider
Same way I feel about it. My bike now comes up in 1st through 3rd easily with me on it.
Same way I feel about it. My bike now comes up in 1st through 3rd easily with me on it.
I had to clutch mine to get it to come up, then I read about cutting 4 to 6 coils off the carb slide spring. I cut off 5 coils the other day and man it works great, it now comes up very easy with just the throttle and the response is alot quicker. What a difference. I would recommend this to anyone with a stock carb.