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Old Jul 15, 2015 | 02:25 AM
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I wouldnt be surpriced if my list isnt complete as I installed Barnett Scorpion Lockup Clutch assy - Hydraulic version in mine.. so all extra bits for the clutch assy were then included in my package.. I guess you need to compare the parts list of the clutch assy for cable to the hydraulic and check which parts are different...
have you had good luck with barnett clutch packs?...ive used them years ago on many harley builds and never an issue but not to long ago i went with barnett on a air cooled twin ducati of mine and within 400 miles it was screching,bein grabby and horrible engagment.on top of that it was grinding through the last flat plate as well....checked stack height and everything and still did it....put a new evr race pak in and wala just quiet and great performing at the same stack height as before.it is a dry clutch with a slipper kit but never had the problem with any other brand of plates....just wondering if that carries over to the harley world now?
 
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Old Jul 15, 2015 | 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Da-Rza 21
have you had good luck with barnett clutch packs?...ive used them years ago on many harley builds and never an issue but not to long ago i went with barnett on a air cooled twin ducati of mine and within 400 miles it was screching,bein grabby and horrible engagment.on top of that it was grinding through the last flat plate as well....checked stack height and everything and still did it....put a new evr race pak in and wala just quiet and great performing at the same stack height as before.it is a dry clutch with a slipper kit but never had the problem with any other brand of plates....just wondering if that carries over to the harley world now?
I did encounter some problems in the beginning.. making terrible screechy noice when engaging the clutch in first gear from standstill only.. I contacted Barnett and they told me it happened every now and then and solution was to properly soak the fiber plates and sand the surface a litle with sandpaper.. and then use ATF fluid on the primary drive.. I did all of this and used Fully Synthetic ATF and all went perfect....


Now I need to see how it will work with the Supercharger installed .. as it is now giving 160RWHP and 146ftlbs of Torque.. should get my bike back next week from the shop...
 
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Old Jul 15, 2015 | 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by helgi33
I did encounter some problems in the beginning.. making terrible screechy noice when engaging the clutch in first gear from standstill only.. I contacted Barnett and they told me it happened every now and then and solution was to properly soak the fiber plates and sand the surface a litle with sandpaper.. and then use ATF fluid on the primary drive.. I did all of this and used Fully Synthetic ATF and all went perfect....


Now I need to see how it will work with the Supercharger installed .. as it is now giving 160RWHP and 146ftlbs of Torque.. should get my bike back next week from the shop...
intresting indeed..thats exactly what mine was doin..but my ducati clutch is dry so i didnt have that option to soak...well like i said before it worked fine with my 200hp duc..but i did have just the plate kit with cnc racing slipper hub assembly...just made that horrible noise and grabby on takeoffs...and forget about doin launch starts!...my bike is track only so i have to launch...well good luck
 
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Old Jul 15, 2015 | 08:22 PM
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these are mounted right to the struts.no angle.


Aren't those the short standoffs in there? H-D part number 67800223? That is the part that all domestic BO's are built with - on the left side. I recall ordering another one to use on the right side when I relocated my plate - to make it match the newly-shortened left side. Or am I mis-remembering what I did?? lol...wouldn't be the first time...
 
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Old Jul 15, 2015 | 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by NSR
Aren't those the short standoffs in there? H-D part number 67800223? That is the part that all domestic BO's are built with - on the left side. I recall ordering another one to use on the right side when I relocated my plate - to make it match the newly-shortened left side. Or am I mis-remembering what I did?? lol...wouldn't be the first time...
I tried to take mine apart again and bolt it straight up to the strut on my 14 breakout but it wouldnt line up without angeling out. Maybe they changed from 13 to 14 or maybe i am doing something wrong. Wouldnt be the first time. Lol
Either way, i have the short piece coming so they match.
24V, could you explain how you got it to bolt straight up. I would like to have no spacer but i couldnt figure it out on mine. I am blonde
 
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Old Jul 16, 2015 | 12:14 AM
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Originally Posted by NSR
Aren't those the short standoffs in there? H-D part number 67800223? That is the part that all domestic BO's are built with - on the left side. I recall ordering another one to use on the right side when I relocated my plate - to make it match the newly-shortened left side. Or am I mis-remembering what I did?? lol...wouldn't be the first time...
Yes,I got the short stem for the right side.I guess I should have said that.
 
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Old Jul 17, 2015 | 12:46 AM
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does anybody know what chin spoiler that is on roadstrdudes cvo?...is that the chrome one on hd site for $369.00?....says on site that it doesnt fir breakout but looks like it may...?
 
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Old Jul 17, 2015 | 06:51 AM
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Dunno for sure but guess it is. It's the second CVO BO I see with that spoiler.
 

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Another couple mods done. The back has been dropped 2 inches and the pegs, shifter, and brake pad match the grips. Still a long way to go to get it where i want but I am happy with the progress.
 
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Old Jul 17, 2015 | 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by financeman
Another couple mods done. The back has been dropped 2 inches and the pegs, shifter, and brake pad match the grips. Still a long way to go to get it where i want but I am happy with the progress.
How were the grips to change out? Difficult? I have a set of Bursts to put on.
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