clutch friction disc pack
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I think nobody is responding cuz its a clutch install.
start with fiber, then metals, end with fiber......Install pressure plate and then spring.
I use the SE clutch spring ONLY on my bikes on stock clutch pack. If I were to go any further with upgrades I would use the Barnett Scorpion clutch with coil springs rather than the diaphragm spring.
That being said I have been extremely happy with the SE clutch spring on stock clutch plates and found no need for upgrading any further.
start with fiber, then metals, end with fiber......Install pressure plate and then spring.
I use the SE clutch spring ONLY on my bikes on stock clutch pack. If I were to go any further with upgrades I would use the Barnett Scorpion clutch with coil springs rather than the diaphragm spring.
That being said I have been extremely happy with the SE clutch spring on stock clutch plates and found no need for upgrading any further.
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I think nobody is responding cuz its a clutch install.
start with fiber, then metals, end with fiber......Install pressure plate and then spring.
I use the SE clutch spring ONLY on my bikes on stock clutch pack. If I were to go any further with upgrades I would use the Barnett Scorpion clutch with coil springs rather than the diaphragm spring.
That being said I have been extremely happy with the SE clutch spring on stock clutch plates and found no need for upgrading any further.
start with fiber, then metals, end with fiber......Install pressure plate and then spring.
I use the SE clutch spring ONLY on my bikes on stock clutch pack. If I were to go any further with upgrades I would use the Barnett Scorpion clutch with coil springs rather than the diaphragm spring.
That being said I have been extremely happy with the SE clutch spring on stock clutch plates and found no need for upgrading any further.
That's my experience. Changing clutch plates is pretty easy. Just take your time.
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