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My 09 ultra has a red paint splash on the spring , on higher rpm shifts i only have to touch the clutch lever and the clutch starts slipping , so with my modes i think im on the cusp of a problem
What color would be the next level of tightness with out going to so heavy a lever pull, no money as usual so wondering what the next heaviest would be
My 09 ultra has a red paint splash on the spring , on higher rpm shifts i only have to touch the clutch lever and the clutch starts slipping , so with my modes i think im on the cusp of a problem
What color would be the next level of tightness with out going to so heavy a lever pull, no money as usual so wondering what the next heaviest would be
Thanks
Dave
Yes they are color coded. Seen a listing here years ago. Hopefully someone will be along soon with more info.
37882-06A blue dot (260 lbs/ft) 2006-88", 2007 thru 2010-96" 37871-04 yellow dot (300 lbs/ft) 2004-05 88" and 2010 Limited 37871-98A (320 lbs/ft) 1998-2003 37807-03 pink dot (365 lbs/ft) 2007 thru 2010-103 "Police" 37951-98 (385 lbs/ft) Current SE
And from another source:
37882-06 (117 KgF) 2006-88, 2007 thru 2010-96
37871-04 (135 KgF) 2004-05 88 and 2010 Limited
37871-98A (145 KgF) 1998-2003
37871-98 is reportedly the same as above except cheaper, but although is no longer available may still be in dealer inventories.
37807-03 (165 KgF) 2007 thru 2010-103 Police"
37951-98 (175 KgF) Current SE
For what it's worth, the yellow dot on my 2010 Limited slipped with only a Stage 1 upgrade. Got really bad after cam upgrade and wouldn't stick for **** after the FM107.
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