i have the woods 40% in the stage two and they work fine. i have the tvi red springs in the 720 and they are fun to get accustom to but they grab well, i hear the pami are stiffer and i wonder if you need that much spring.

 

With brand new clutches the TVI's hold up for a while, then I had to put the Pami's in. This was on on all my bikes except my Stage 1. I have even put an extra steel in them to bandage them up till I got the Pami's in. Power + traction =slipping clutch.

 

i have had mine for over a year and they are as stiff now as when i got them, well i guess that can't be true, every thing gets weaker over time. i have had the woods for over a year and they still feel the same. well i think for most guys any spring over stock is going to work if they adjust there clutch proper and don't slip it all the time, they should be just fine it's the duners and the guys that run big bore nos that but a lot of pressure on the plates, most stock to stage two's i would go with the 40% woods if you plan more look at the bigger springs. but be aware that you have to pull those things in all day when to are out play riding[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] it is known that the pami are the stiffest springs i just question if you need that much spring for the average rider?

 

pami pami pami pami there springs are the best bar none[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Ron Woods 60%. They work great, they grab hard with the clutch lever still having a soft to medium pull.

 

Why are the PAMI springs so much better then the RW?? I have the 60% RW's and the pull is just fine. . What % stiffness are they?