Help needed please with clutch choice
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04-09-2017 | 09:54 AM
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From: poway
Thanks Max. Really appreciate it.
For a guy like me who doesn't really understand clutches all that well...
1. Where would I get lighter springs?
2. Which kind of ramp is less steep that fits the 1988 clutch basket?
3. And what are the best friction plates and how many do I need?
Thanks for your help and apologies for the novice questions. 😃
For a guy like me who doesn't really understand clutches all that well...
1. Where would I get lighter springs?
2. Which kind of ramp is less steep that fits the 1988 clutch basket?
3. And what are the best friction plates and how many do I need?
Thanks for your help and apologies for the novice questions. 😃
1. I only know the TC softail.. The 05 up 88 ci clutch spring and ramps is all you need. There is a kit.. It uses 18 degree ramps and aprox a 280 lb spring.. Stock was 21 deg / 300-320
F. REDUCED EFFORT CLUTCH KIT
Kit includes a new clutch spring and inner/outer ramps that
significantly reduce clutch lever effort. Original Equipment on
’06-later Twin Cam-equipped models.
36808-05 $49.95
Fits ’99-’05 Twin Cam-equipped models. Stock on ’06-later
Twin Cam-equipped models. This kit is not for use with
Screamin’ Eagle® Performance Parts.
Kit includes a new clutch spring and inner/outer ramps that
significantly reduce clutch lever effort. Original Equipment on
’06-later Twin Cam-equipped models.
36808-05 $49.95
Fits ’99-’05 Twin Cam-equipped models. Stock on ’06-later
Twin Cam-equipped models. This kit is not for use with
Screamin’ Eagle® Performance Parts.
2, I don't know. You could try the burly arm or the amp system.
3.I would use a stock plate count Barnett Kevlar for the twincam. Don't know on the 88 unfortunately.
I'd post the question over in the EVO section, for it.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/evo-classic-models-84/
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