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Hi All,
Going to install my AIM clutch kit. I just want to be sure it can all be done through the derby cover or if I need to remove the entire primary cover. I know the directions show through the derby but I thought that was for earlier models. Any ideas on a 2008?
Thanks!
Joe
If you do not have to change the clutch spring, you can do it through the Derby cover.
Make sure the AIM is flat on the clutch assembly, and all the bolt holes are alligned, before you start screwing the bolts. Insert the lower part of the AIM under the primary cover first. This will make more sense when you are doing the work...
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