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Old 03-Aug-2011, 23:32
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If it was my bike I Would still rather dump the extra 1.5mm Steel and change 3 of the other 1.5mm plates to 2mm, you have the same overall pack thickness


This is how I see it

Lets assume a clutch lift of 3.8mm
Your setup had 19 plates so thats 3.8mm/19 = 0.2mm gap per plate

I would rather have 18 plates so that you get 3.8mm/18 = 0.21mm gap per plate

Might not sound a lot but that extra 0.18mm of clearance across the pack can help reduce drag and the risk of cooking the clutch


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hi skidlids, thanks for your reply. Looking at the Barnett kit does it matter what model I buy it for? I believe the ST4S uses ally plates? Any idea if the 'full' kits also include the dished plate or is that a ducati only part?

Roughly hw many TD's can I expect from a clutch, I am not too harsh however I will 'use' the slipper as god intended!

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