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posted June 12, 2003 03:16 PM
clutch help
have put 9 thicker plates like muzzy, put together
and clutch doest grab look like the stack is not high
enough???
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posted June 12, 2003 03:40 PM
need 11 fibers and 10 steels if I remember correctly.
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zxlnt
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posted June 12, 2003 04:09 PM
I was wondering if he was a little short on parts..
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fast
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posted June 12, 2003 05:44 PM
sorry 10 plate !!! when they say that they replace
one 2.0 by two 1.4 do they put those 2 together???
with no fiber in between???
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BA
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posted June 12, 2003 07:08 PM
yeah, FAST, they put those two thin plates back to back. No fiber in between.
I believe they do that when the 'stack' is starting to wear down, and this allows you to get some height back until the fibers wear out and actually need to be replaced.
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zxlnt
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posted June 12, 2003 07:08 PM
Yes you can stack the steels together. They wont move relative to each other since the splines on the hub hold the in place...
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posted June 13, 2003 03:33 AM
Stack the steels on the inside of the stack (close to the basket)
My bike took 12 and 12 when I did my last clutch. Of course the last one was a 1.4 steel and used fiber. 
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