Clutch for a eiger manual????
#3
i was leaning more toward the epi but proably go with the dp now. thanks i never even seen it in densis kirk. how much do u think it is going to hurt my top end if any? i have noticed a lot of loss in power since i put the 27s on! have to put it in low in real thick mud. i hope this will fix the problem. what pipe u think i should go with.
#4
I think your idea of the clutch is a bit off....the clutch kit is for automatics and has different springs and possibley weights and shims for automatics, not manuals. A clutch in a manual will not change anything for you, the gearing will stay the same. I'd go with an HMF exhaust...people have said they are good on Eigers
#5
ok thanks again for your help. saved me 130 dollars. but now ill have to spend 350 for exhaust and jet kit. i thought the clutch would help but i am sure glad u told me that. more power the better!!!
#6
I took the baffle out of my exhuast, jetted it right (really lean from the factory) and put a few holes in the snokle to the airbox and it seemed to have a little more mid and top end power, might want to try that before you get the exhaust, I also have some extra jets if you'd like to buy some, stock is 122 and I have the 127.5 and 130 mains if you'd like them PM me
#7
i know absolutely nothing about jetting but think i can get someone to do it. i just want it done rite. we ride about 100 miles away from home and the elevation changes a little close to 1000 ft difference will it run rite up there? how do i take the baffle out? how loud is it going to be? do i have to rejet?
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#8
you can get the jetting done, with the baffle out it's quieter then a HMF...on the end of the exhaust there is a bolt, take the bolt out and you can then take the spark arrestor out, start it up and listen to it roar


