Who makes the best one? I have a Gyt-r and it's started to go bad on me. I have the springs, so does anyone just sell the plates only? I need a clutch that will last longer than this one did (about 3 months).

 

I hear from alot of people that the GYT-R clutch is the best you can get hands down.

 

You can always try the sparks set up. Make sure you adjust it properly. It should last more than 3 months if adjusted properly. Try to avoid back to back runs without a cool down period.

Barnett makes some heavier springs than the gyrt, for more force applied. I did not like it in mine though. It was too much effort when trail riding. You might like them since you have turned it drag only.

 

I'm pretty happy with my setup. Factory Yamaha clutch plates with Barnett springs and a Hinson basket. The pull is very smooth and not overly stiff.

 

I have the sparks and have had good luck with it so far.

 

I think I'll just get another Gyt-r. Can I buy just the fiber plates? I don't really need the steels or springs. If not, does anyone need a set of springs and steel plates?

 

The Sparks only comes with fibers and springs. How much is the GYTR? The Sparks is $110.

 

You can get a GYT-R kit for $8 on ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=43971

This auction is over but you can get some from that guy!

 

Should be $80 [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]

 

Hey Cali, could you tell any difference with your Nology plug wire or does it just look cool? Also, was it hard to install?