Hydraulic Clutch
#22
Makes me think all newspapers do not have lab test with numbers that could help compare and decide. Am I wrong ?
#23
I was just reporting the pull on my H-D HYDRAULIC CLUTCH did not seem any easier than a cable clutch, which I thought was the question.
#24
Just regretting that those 'marketing/journalist' did not try to provide else than fashion stuff. They fear !
#25
There are several similar devices, sold under various names, another being Clutchlite. It is a small device that replaces a stock part inside the trans end cover, which converts clutch lever movement into clutch operating motion. By changing the geometry of it, the effort to operate the clutch is reduced, although clutch adjustment can also be compromised.
To give more details than that will start to get complicated!
To give more details than that will start to get complicated!
Last edited by grbrown; 11-20-2012 at 03:25 PM.
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#28
Would you believe it, the girls over in the Queens forum have already found it! Damn......
Come on chaps, we've gotta try harder.
#29
Maybe I need one
Same clutch=121,000 miles.
In my humble opinion, ain't no frickin' way I would waste 700 bucks on a hydraulic clutch.
I would just about bet that over 1/2 the people did not get what they though it would be=being easier to pull in[sm=forgetit.gif]
Put that 700 big ones to some other use.
Remember, this is just my opinion[8D]
Same clutch=121,000 miles.
In my humble opinion, ain't no frickin' way I would waste 700 bucks on a hydraulic clutch.
I would just about bet that over 1/2 the people did not get what they though it would be=being easier to pull in[sm=forgetit.gif]
Put that 700 big ones to some other use.
Remember, this is just my opinion[8D]