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Old 03-28-2006, 08:18 PM
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I have an '00 with a K&N, 22" Mud Machines in the rear and 23" Razr2's up front, 15T front sprocket. I'm waiting on my ODP endcap from OnDunes, and I have the following ready to install: Lectron 46hv, Moose thumb throttle, race ported intake, Big Gun rev box.

My question is can I get away with using the stiffer springs or should I go with a new clutch? I haven't had any slippage problems with the stock one. If anyone suggests a new clutch, which one?

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Steve
 
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Old 03-28-2006, 08:23 PM
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Default New clutch or heavy duty springs??

with those mods I would say your fine with the stock clutch but you better get the RON WOOD springs.

Barnett is the aftermarket clutch to go with if you get one.
 
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Old 03-28-2006, 10:32 PM
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Ron Wood 60 percent springs, will make a big differance over stock. When the time comes to replace the stock clutch I would go with the Barnett dirt digger.
 
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Yeah, used the Ron Woods springs with my barnett clutch.
 
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i would suggest that if take the clutch cover off you should just put in a barnett clutch because you are going to need sooner or later.
 
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Thanks all for the info!
 
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