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well im looking at the easy pull from clutchlite, but they offer 3 versions, guess they have to make it confusing, anyone have one of these units and if so which one did they go with. it would be nice to find a site that told what percentage each one did compared to the original clutch.
I've used the White Bros/Burly (same thing) ones also. never really had a problem, but a tech at Barnett told me that design doesn't allow full clutch movement/disengagement. he recomended the Mueller type. I've never tried them and they are $135 compared to the White Bros for $25. mueller power clutch is like the clutch lite setup with new ramp angles
in fact the clutchlite at customchrome is right above the muller, thats selling for over $100.00 but the cheaper one also comes with the gasket, which it should.
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