749R clutch pressure plate ?

DaveO749R · 15-Oct-2005, 18:01

Hi Guys

I have a carbon vented clutch cover taken from my Monster which looks like it will fit just woundered if somebody could give me a little advice.

Will any anodised 749 clutch pressure plate fit the R's or is it different (being a slipper clutch and all that). If the answer is yes where is the cheapest place to purchase one.

Regards

butch890 · 15-Oct-2005, 18:03

Any clutch cover will fit but you will have to machine out the "barbs" on the outer edge.
Butch

DaveO749R · 15-Oct-2005, 18:10

Cheers Butch

The cover will fit I am certain but I would like a pressure plate to complete the look.

Does the standard anodised 749 ducati plate fit.

Regards

iang · 15-Oct-2005, 20:12

NO, As Butch says the standard anodized plate has teeth on the back, a slipper clutch needs a pressure plate with no teeth, or you can machine them off any toothed version.

DaveO749R · 16-Oct-2005, 10:23

Hi Iang & Butch

Ahhhhhh now I understand I will source one and check it out and of course machine it as required.

Cheers Guys

Dave O

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15-Oct-2005, 18:03	#2
butch890 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,602 Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: kettering Mood: Enjoying Togdom ! Any clutch cover will fit but you will have to machine out the "barbs" on the outer edge. Butch Reply

15-Oct-2005, 18:10	#3
DaveO749R Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 79 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: North West Cheers Butch The cover will fit I am certain but I would like a pressure plate to complete the look. Does the standard anodised 749 ducati plate fit. Regards Reply

15-Oct-2005, 20:12	#4
iang Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,170 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: northumberland NO, As Butch says the standard anodized plate has teeth on the back, a slipper clutch needs a pressure plate with no teeth, or you can machine them off any toothed version. Reply

16-Oct-2005, 10:23	#5
DaveO749R Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 79 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: North West Hi Iang & Butch Ahhhhhh now I understand I will source one and check it out and of course machine it as required. Cheers Guys Dave O Reply