clutch kit
#2
I think the Barnett carbon fiber kit is the best way to go, its not to expensive, its carbon fiber! and strong, i have not had one ounce of trouble with mine, and i beat on 'er pretty good, i hated the stock clutch b/c as soon as i started mods it would slip if i romped on 'er, got the barnett prob 2 years ago, awesome kit
#4
I actually didnt do it, my cousin changed his own clutch setup and snapped a bolt and didnt tighten the springs down to the correct torque and it all went to hell, had to replace everything and he let our mech do it, so i didnt even wanna try lol, didnt take long to do, if u know what ur doing its prob an easy exchange but u need the proper tools
#7
ditto that on the shifting issues with the Barnett- Ron wood 60% with stock fibers and steels holds up to 100hp if you don't slip the clutch too much.
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#9
depends on how worn the existing fibers are and if you've slipped enough to heat the plates to the point of warping. Pull them out, follow the manuals test for ensuring that the plates are true, replace fibers and springs.
#10
thanks alot i just called rwr and the guy told me to pull the clutch apart and sand the steel plates with 280 grit sand paper and ill be back at the track before i know it. thanks for the replys[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]


