Are Suzuki Hyabusa clutch springs special?

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I think I remember posts a few years ago referencing Suzuki Hyabusa clutch springs being very strong upgrades for Rockets and of a par or better than Barnetts HD ones.
The stock Triumph ones were not very impressive apparently and the common aftermarket clutch kit providers were not much if any stronger at all.

I think Neville did some measurements. I'll have a search.............But anyway

Seems very cheap especially with free shipping from UK.
Suzuki Hyabusa clutch springs

For Suzuki Clutch Spring Kit Gsx 1300 R-K1 Hayabusa 1St Gen 2001

Clutch Spring Heavy Duty
Specification & Technical Data
OD=18.50mm Length=28.40mm(2.50)
Part Number: 199614
Pack Size: Per 6​
Model Compatibility :
Suzuki SV 1000 (Naked) 2003 - 2007
Suzuki SV 1000 S (Half Faired) 2003 - 2007
Suzuki GSX 1300 R Hayabusa (1st Gen) 1999 - 2007


These sound flash too!
APE BROCKS BUSA HAYABUSA GSX1300R RACE HEAVY DUTY CLUTCH SPRINGS DRAGBIKE

When ordering from the US, parcels may be subject to import tax and duty charges, which the buyer is responsible to pay.

APE BROCKS BUSA HAYABUSA GSX1300R RACE HEAVY DUTY CLUTCH SPRINGS DRAGBIKE​

This product data sheet is originally written in English
BRAND NEW !!
SET OF SCHNITZ ULTIMATE CLUTCH SPRINGS FOR BUSA
If your clutch is slipping jerks when you run it hard on the street or at the drag strip, these are what you need !!!
PART NUMBER: HAY1014 ( AS SHOWN IN PHOTO SLOT #1 )
FITS THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS:
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 SUZUKI GSX1300R HAYABUSA
THESE SPRINGS INSTALL AT 40 POUNDS OF PRESSURE MEASURED AT 1.00"
NO SHIMMING OF THESE SPRINGS REQUIRED!!
This is a race part - - - care must be taken while getting used to how your clutch feels as you get used to it.
These heavy-duty clutch springs are a must for any kind of performance riding !!
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Surface FinishSteel
Modified ItemNo
BrandSCHNITZ RACING
Non-Domestic ProductNo
Manufacturer Part NumberHAY1014
Custom BundleNo
UPCdoes not apply
Part BrandSCHNITZ RACING
 
I have the springs in a new complete Barnetts Clutch kit and was going to use them.
I don't think I will be draggin' much if at all.

I was advised recently that the Barnetts clutches and springs are good for 300HP anyway.
Long term the extra grunt may end up on a sidecar outfit like @Seanii Plunkett 's on the forum. He lives in north NSW high country near the Qld border and shows up at most RDU's. I have the details of the engineering shop in NSW that does the leading link front ends and chairs. I may end up taking the chair off my old R100RS and have some mounts made up in a year or two.

Now I can search some more.
 
Yep some spring rate comparisons thanks @Idaho Red Rocket 3 .

The Hyabusa ones above must use a different measuring methodology.
as they state: THESE SPRINGS INSTALL AT 40 POUNDS OF PRESSURE MEASURED AT 1.00"
 
We have some great treasure troves in these forums!

Remember different techniques may explain widely different measurements but a comparison using same methods is still a good confirmation of spring rate differences.


 
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I tried a Haybusa clutch in my trike .No success it still slipped .Too much weight[550kg] .I am going to try a Barnet clutch
what springs were you using with suzuki oem pack? did you use the anti judder springs and fibre?
 
springs/pressure may not b the problem
while a good hard clutch lining may last forever in a stock machine
a paper lining will grab better but not last as long