Stainless Steel Clutch prings
 

Do Ducati Performance do a set of stainless steel clutch springs, I was looking at mine on my 998 and as ive got an open clutch cover the springs have started to go rusty.

I have seen some aftermaket ones for sale but Im worried that if I fit these and I susequently have a problem with the clutch it may invalidate the warranty.

If Ducati do them any idea how much for a set ?
wadd

Hi wadd,

i asked jhp the oter day and Mark in the stores told me Ducati don't do them.

I am in the same boat as you with rusty springs.

A mate of mine is making a set for me in stainless.

have a good christmas

mark

Casoli's do 'em for 25quid a set.

And spares shack do also. I have them fitted and have had warranty work carried out with no probs

Didn't Nelly (Cornerspeed) do these as well? I know he does the stainless wheel nuts, but I'm sure I remember him saying something about them.

[panto mode]
Maybe if we say his name three times he'll appear...

Nelly...

Nelly...

Nelly...

Hello there...........:P
Yes, I did have some. I don't have any in at the moment though.
Stuart at Spareshack is my source for them though, so it may be easier to get them from him direct at the moment?

I can certainly vouch for them. Quality pieces of kit.

Most of the usual aftermarket suppliers will do S/S springs for the big dukes.

here`s mine on the 998, I also had some S/S spring retaing caps made as well.

Where do you get your springs and caps from?

Is the red plate a slipper clutch or coloured pressure plate?

Is that a DP vented cover?

Sorry for all the questions

Thanks

Lee1980 ;)

Wadd
Dp pressure plate £60 from local dealer
stainless springs and retaining bushes (c/w new sockethead screws) from casoli
came the next day and look top notch with at tecmoto half vent cover £96
:)

Are the springs straight forward to fit ?

Wadd