new slipper

clint 999R · 08-Aug-2006, 21:40

i ordered a slipper clutch today bucci is there any thing i should know before taking on the job any help would be great thanks

08-Aug-2006, 21:47

Make sure you get plenty of grease on the friction plates at assembly time

pedro · 08-Aug-2006, 21:54

use carbon friction plates with the bucci.

clint 999R · 08-Aug-2006, 22:27

yes thats what i have ordered should be here tomorrow

andyb · 08-Aug-2006, 22:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by pedro

use carbon friction plates with the bucci.

Why?

Where/how are you using the bike?......if its such you need a slipper, then why not have the sintered plates?

nathanhu · 08-Aug-2006, 23:07

i had nothing but problems with carbon plates on the road, no feel at all.
i would only use sintered on the road, but i would use carbons on the track as the feeling changes with applied heat...

clint 999R · 08-Aug-2006, 23:35

i have got sintered plates in my standard clutch very graby setting off and keeps putting gold dust everywhere dont no if this is normal but only got 1800miles till slipping when i get to 9k. i dont use my bike for touring andyb so when changing down rear locks up a bit so i thought a slipper would help with this as well as taking a lot of stress out of the chain ect

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08-Aug-2006, 21:40	#1
clint 999R Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 148 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: mansfield notts Mood: just love my slipper clutch new slipper i ordered a slipper clutch today bucci is there any thing i should know before taking on the job any help would be great thanks Reply

08-Aug-2006, 21:47	#2
everton Posts: n/a Make sure you get plenty of grease on the friction plates at assembly time Reply

08-Aug-2006, 21:54	#3
pedro Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,252 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: tamworth Mood: r use carbon friction plates with the bucci. Reply

08-Aug-2006, 22:27	#4
clint 999R Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 148 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: mansfield notts Mood: just love my slipper clutch yes thats what i have ordered should be here tomorrow Reply

08-Aug-2006, 23:07	#6
nathanhu Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 631 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Germany, 3 hours from the ring.. Mood: head down i had nothing but problems with carbon plates on the road, no feel at all. i would only use sintered on the road, but i would use carbons on the track as the feeling changes with applied heat... Reply