brad, Live outside of Esky. Just moved here in Dec. Like it so far. How long have you been in houghton?

 

Elliot at Ron Woods said you should definatley sand them in like a 90 degree pattern with I believe he said a 240 grit sand paper.

 

sand the springs??? what the hell for???
the metal plates i can understand,but the spring??i don't get it please explain.....

 

the springs are suppost to be of a certain size and i'm sure sanding wouldn't help with this.

 

Sorry, I forgot to say plates!!!!

 

That had to be a typo. He must have meant plates instead of springs.

Will sanding the plates make the clutch grabby?

 

rockey,i was told that it will help alot i will let you know in 2 weeks when i put my ds back together,getting my rwr cdi and new springs thats why i have to wait..

 

THE STEELS!!!!!!!!!!! NOT THE SPRINGS!!!!!!!!!!! TYPO OOPS!!!!!!!1

 

SANDMAN430 SANDING THEM WITH A FINE SAND PAPER SUCH AS 600 GRIT DO NOT USE 240 GRIT TO ROUGH 600 GRIT WILL NOT HARM THE STEELS IT WILL ONLY GET THE TOP LAYER A BLUE OFF OF THEM IT WORKS MY CLUTCH IS NOT SLIPPING ANYMORE


YOU SHOULD NEVER HAVE TO BUY NEW CLUTCHPLATES AS LONG AS YOU GET PAMI OR TVI SPRINGS AND KEEP THE STEELS SANDED ABOUT ONCE EVERY 6 MONTHS OR UNTIL THEY START SLIPPING

 

Yes I think that the clutch fibers may be harder than the steel plates!