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glynn4623


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does anyone know why the older models and newer models have a different clutch?? and can you interchange them I.e. put an old style clutch into a newer engine ??  or was the smaller clutch just for the raid ??



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No idea as to why they changed from the 6-plate clutch on the older engines to a 7-plate clutch confuse

However, I do know that the clutches are interchangeable. BUT if you fit a 7-plate clutch upgrade then you will need the later deeper clutch cover.

Brian



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glynn4623


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ok thanks brian
I was actually going the other way 7 plate down to 6 as this will further lighten the bike and reduce the weight that the engine has to turn (al be it slightly) thus giving slightly more erm poke (for want of a better word)

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Keep in mind that the clutch baskets are a different length also so you need the 6-plate clutch basket if fitting 6-plates and vice versa.

Bear in mind that it will not make a significant difference to the weight, only very minimal.

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I have the full 6 plate clutch ready to fit so that's not a problem and yea it is only minimal but all the mods on the bike are only minimal but added together a few ounces here and there do make a difference

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I just cut down on the mars bars   save me having to strip the   clutchbiggrinbiggrin



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