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Am I correct to presume it is a hydraulic clutch? If so, check out the Aim LFv3 (Light Force). It is a replacement clutch cylinder slave which is easy to install and works great to both reduce the effort required to actuate the clutch, and moves the friction zone closer to the grip.
I installed one on my 19 CVO Limited and it worked perfectly as advertised. I didnt have any problems with the pressure, but wanted to move the friction zone.
It's a cable system in the Softails. I put a Muller slave in my 19 Street Glide and love it.
In my experience with Rick's and Oberon adjustable levers, the clutch pull is easier, they seem to change the leverage. My stock clutch with one of these levers I can pull it with one finger. I also changed to a Rekluse clutch pack but that was to handle more torque on my bike.
Yes, however, you need to get the lighter springs. Probably need to order from Rekluse directly or you will need to buy the extra light springs separately.
Yes, however, you need to get the lighter springs. Probably need to order from Rekluse directly or you will need to buy the light springs separately.
My kit, RMS-285 came with three sets of springs. Standard, Light and Extra Light. I'm running the LIGHT springs, rated for 175 ft-lb torque with -10% change in lever pull, the EXTRA LIGHT springs are rated for 135 ft-lb and have -30% change in lever pull.
clutch is definitely easier to pull. The way the 1FNGR clutch works you get rid of one of the little plastic pieces and the end of the clutch cable sits directly in the new clutch perch that comes with the lever. The friction zone did not move for me
The 1FNGR is a lever AND a new perch with rolling element bearings instead of plain bushings like stock. This will reduce friction in the system and make the clutch pull easier.
My kit, RMS-285 came with three sets of springs. Standard, Light and Extra Light. I'm running the LIGHT springs, rated for 175 ft-lb torque with -10% change in lever pull, the EXTRA LIGHT springs are rated for 135 ft-lb and have -30% change in lever pull.
Would you happen to know the spring rating on the stock clutch? I plan on leaving this 114 stock.
The 1FNGR is a lever AND a new perch with rolling element bearings instead of plain bushings like stock. This will reduce friction in the system and make the clutch pull easier.
Hulkss,
Did you or anyone else who installed the 1FNGR keep your factory clutch perch?
I need one for my 2020 FLHCS.
Thanks.
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