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I never really saw the need to use a high performance clutch pack in a Harley....
Unless you are really brutal the standard clutch is good for many, many miles...
Might be worth it if you were running a highly modified bike on the track, but our engines aren't putting out enough horsepower to justify a high performance setup. (Just my opinion, but I've alway believed in not spending money on something that really isn't needed)..
ORIGINAL: Mark g
Ialso believe in spending money frivolously. So bring on the billet baskets and heavy duty plates![sm=americanasmiley.gif]God Bless America!
You're also gonna need a couple of "special tools" to open that clutch basket. The tools will cost ya more than the plates.
Thanks Man! That's a start to what i'm looking for.
I go about 270-275lbs. on a moded N and I can feel the clutch slip from time to time. The plates are a good start,but if I'm gonna do it, I'd like to do a billet basket and pressure plate as well also heavy springs.
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