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Does anyone know the maximum torque handling capacity of a stock clutch for a 2004 EFI Fatboy?
 
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100+ ft/lbs
 
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100+ ft/lbs
So 199?
 
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Going to install a Flux Capacitor?
 
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Going to install a Flux Capacitor?

I hope you you have it. I just called them gonna order one, and wat told that due to high demand, they're on back order
 
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Originally Posted by ChromeJunkie
I hope you you have it. I just called them gonna order one, and wat told that due to high demand, they're on back order
The flux capacitor or the clutch? My flux capacitor has been on back order for some time but the clutch appears to be available through my local dealership. Don't think I need anything special beyond stock but was just wondering what the rating was. Only running 100 ft/lb /100 tq here but I've got 125K on the stock clutch. Slips a little bit at 5K rpm up to redline. Going to replace before it gets worse.
 
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Have you put in the SE spring?
 
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My compensator cramped the bed. Not sure if that was related to torque of not. I think the Dyno showed around 95foot pounds. Harley put in a new clutch when they placed the compensator. ESP saved my butt.
 
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Have you put in the SE spring?
No, I'm going to replace the clutch with another stock one since the last one performed so well. I probably could try a few other steps before replacing the whole assembly but since the current clutch has over 120K miles and slips a little just going to bite the bullet and go with a new one.
 
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Ener1 clutches are supposed to be pretty good.
 


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