Clutch kit compression tool
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Clutch kit compression tool
Sorry this took me so long, but here is a list of what you would need to make this tool cheaply...
2 foot long 1/2" threaded rod
7 1/2" nuts
1 1/2" flat steel stock, mine is cut to 9" long
thats about all you need, and I mounted mine on the 2x4 for quickness, but you could use more steel for that if you want.
Cut the treaded rod in 3 parts, 1pc 12" and 2pcs at 6"
The outter holes are 2 11/16" center to center and try to center the middle hole as close as you can, but that one is not super importaint, close is good.
Put it all together like in my pics and you are set! its very adjustable with the lenth I have in the rods, but too much is better then not enough.
I don't have pics of it in use right now, but I am doing another clutch kit soon on my King so I will get more detailed pics then.
I have only used this tool on a yamaha clucth so far, but suzukis should be the same measurement, just make sure your outter holes are made so that you just barley hold down the spring cup and leave room around the nut so it can be turned when the spring is compressed.
Any questons let me know and I will help you out.
2 foot long 1/2" threaded rod
7 1/2" nuts
1 1/2" flat steel stock, mine is cut to 9" long
thats about all you need, and I mounted mine on the 2x4 for quickness, but you could use more steel for that if you want.
Cut the treaded rod in 3 parts, 1pc 12" and 2pcs at 6"
The outter holes are 2 11/16" center to center and try to center the middle hole as close as you can, but that one is not super importaint, close is good.
Put it all together like in my pics and you are set! its very adjustable with the lenth I have in the rods, but too much is better then not enough.
I don't have pics of it in use right now, but I am doing another clutch kit soon on my King so I will get more detailed pics then.
I have only used this tool on a yamaha clucth so far, but suzukis should be the same measurement, just make sure your outter holes are made so that you just barley hold down the spring cup and leave room around the nut so it can be turned when the spring is compressed.
Any questons let me know and I will help you out.
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