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Old 09-May-2005, 22:31
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Its dead easy to change the clutch. Order a set of ST4S alloy clutch plates though (much quieter then steel ones), assemble the pack in the same order as the plates you take out and dont do up the allen bolts that hold the springs too tight or the ends snap off (dont ask me how i know). You dont need any special tools, just some allen keys.

If you do a search i remember somone did a bit more of a step by step guide.
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