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Old 03-07-2016, 08:37 AM
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Hey guys I have a clutch slipping, I haven't opened it up yet but I would like to order a new one before I get in there to have on hand. When ordering it shows Kevlar, steel and organic plates. Any suggestions ?
 
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Old 03-07-2016, 09:40 AM
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Last year I put a Screamin Eagle heavy duty clutch in my '97. It does away with the spring plate and and locks up strong! It;s the same clutch they put in the Police bikes. I am unsure what it is made of.
 
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I put Barnett kevlar in mine.
 
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That's what I was leaning towards was the Barnett Kevlar, did you order just the plates ?
 
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Originally Posted by BlindRiverBagger1340
That's what I was leaning towards was the Barnett Kevlar, did you order just the plates ?
My steels were fine so I just got the kevlar plates.
 
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Old 03-07-2016, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted by BlindRiverBagger1340
That's what I was leaning towards was the Barnett Kevlar, did you order just the plates ?
That's what I ordered, extra-plate kit of frictions and steels.
 
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Been running the energy 1 kit in mine with a 15% stronger spring and it's working great. Put it in a few weeks ago and have almost 2k on it as we speak.
 
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Been running the energy 1 kit in mine with a 15% stronger spring and it's working great. Put it in a few weeks ago and have almost 2k on it as we speak.
Ran the same clutch behind the 89" engine. is a good clutch, purchased the clutch tool with it that made the install a breeze
 
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Ran the same clutch behind the 89" engine. is a good clutch, purchased the clutch tool with it that made the install a breeze
I made my own tool for a few bucks, but I won't post it here. Not Harley approved and don't want to hear the arm chair mechanics bitch.
 
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I made my own tool for a few bucks, but I won't post it here. Not Harley approved and don't want to hear the arm chair mechanics bitch.
Wood blocks and wire ties?
 


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