i use a hydro-clutch and they are a bit finiky, ive been through 2 clutches [plates] in the last 3 months but the pami springs still hold up, but these plates get the crap pounded out of them..i overheated past 220 and keeped running the hill thats why my clutch burned up i think, but when running at the right temp the hydro clutch seems to be holding up. [ADJUSTED RIGHT]

 

I forgot that I had the stiffer springs in about 2 minutes.. Just grab harder [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

What do you mean finicky Ann? Is it hard to set up? Does it work? Does it engage?

Tyre after watching those wild videos I saw you compile with some cool music (Rammstien and Disturbed) I decided to check your website. Judging bu the way you are standing over your DS650 you seem like a fairly large induvidual.

 

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Originally posted by: Entomber
What do you mean finicky Ann? Is it hard to set up? Does it work? Does it engage?





FINIKY, meaning once you set up the clutch[at least in my case] the hydrolic part of clutch needs to break in, and then will need to be re-adjusted after riding for a while... you need to watch where you have it set, and make sure it is dis-engaging fully, this can be adjusted with red dial on lever part of clutch, thats it. then it should be good, also this clutch may only work good with heavy duty pami springs JMO

 

Hmm... I don't know what to do now.