For the Clutch People

[Frosty Rider]

quick question, i replaced the fibres and steels in the clutch with the Hyabusa clutch kit, it also came with new springs for the pressure place, if anyone has used this setup, did you use the stock triumph springs, or the Busa ones, the differences between the two are,
Busa spring is 2mm shorter then Triumph, about 2mm less wider then Triumph, the actual metal of the spring is not as thick as the Triumph, but when you try to compress the two in your fingers, the Triumph one is easier, and goes down a little further, The Busa used 6 springs on the pressure plate, triumph 5

Thanks

 

[Kevin frazier]

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[warp9.9]

I wish I had the answer for you but I have never used the busa springs. In fact other then the triumph oem springs I've only used the springs supplied by Carpenter Racing.