Clutch recommendations for a 124
#21
It will be a killer set up for your motor package.
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Fat11Lo (05-22-2017)
#22
Bandit is top notch for the strip. With the added hat and it's full adjustability. The thing can really be tuned to what you want. BUT for a street ridden bike. It can be a bit grabby. Stack height and free play movement can be less forgiving. Running less fluid helps, but I don't know how the affects these late model comps. I have also seen them be very intolerant to a slipping clutch. Steel plates are thin and loose their temper pretty quick.
I like the feel of the over center on a diaphragm clutch. For street bikes I like the Primo Pro Clutch. Big builds that peak tq around 4500. Adding their hat is an option.
I like the feel of the over center on a diaphragm clutch. For street bikes I like the Primo Pro Clutch. Big builds that peak tq around 4500. Adding their hat is an option.
#23
Any recommendations on what springs or combo of springs to start with?
I'm going to go ahead and apologize to cdonis for hijacking his thread, sorry man.
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#25
I just installed an AIM VP84LT today. Stock spring and plates. This thing is friggin awesome!!! I ended up getting a much lighter clutch pull, and lock up seems to be solid. I love it!
https://youtu.be/Qz--QRG9hzY
https://youtu.be/Qz--QRG9hzY
#26
No. I gave my recommendation for that. Bandit. But, the AIM product was mentioned several time, throughout this thread. I just thought I'd give my experience with AIM's little brother, the 84. Which is good for 130HP, with the stock spring and plates. It's big brother, the 95, is stronger, and will take 150. But, nice of you to fact check me...
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