Bandit clutch timing
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Road Warrior
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So the timing mark is 2 bores counter clockwise from the bandit writing. If all the clutches are the same then it looks like I got lucky cuz in my picture the hub also has the timing mark 2 bores counter clockwise from the bandit writing. Thanks pilot!
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If your #1 pic is at the same orientation as the #3 pic, I would say you are 180 degrees out....
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Road Warrior
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No those pictures were taken at different times. Pic #3 was taken when I first put the clutch on and I had realized that the bolts weren't centered in the bores so I had to rotate it a few times until they lined up. If all sportsmans are the same then the timing mark is 2 bores counter clockwise of the bandit writing which if you look at pic #1 then I'm good since the writing on both the hub and pressure plate were lined up and my timing mark on the hub is 2 bores counter of the bandit writing. Obviously next time I have it apart I'll double check but I'm pretty sure it's where it needs to be
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