New clutch

[bansman76]

Need some opinions on a new clutch

Fast racing

Redline racing

Driveline hd

 

Which would youll recommend the most ? Thanks

[sheerider11]

I've used fast. Never had an issue. On my personal 4 mil that I beat the crap out of.

I've also used tusk. Never had an issue. This was in a stock stroke that my girlfriend rides that slips the hell out of the thing sometimes.

[BANSHEE HP]

Driveline performance

[Pasi S.]

I have Driveline HD.
I´m very happy with it - no issues.

[bansman76]

I have a tusk now in good shape , but building a 4mil stock cylinder motor and going to put new clutch in it. That's why I asking for opinions.

[lil Doobie420]

I also have a drive line.

[trickedcarbine]

All three are pretty damn good, however I've taken a liking to the Driveline stuff.

[fastbanshee8]

I've had the same FAST clutch in my stock cylinder 4 mil for at least 6-7 years, with zero issues.

[gusto]

Running a tusk on 70 hp with no problems.

[RagunCajun]

Id recommend running light Springs with a lockup if you making a lot of power. Easy easy pull but won't slip . expensive but worth it for me.

[bansman76]

Don't really want a lockup. Lol

[RagunCajun]

i have tiny little hands. tiny. i need one.

[bluebanshee98]

i have tiny little hands. tiny. i need one.

Asv c6 series... You can adjust them to finger length

[RagunCajun]

I already have ASV lever's and did that. But unless you can adjust wear it pivots, it wont make them easier. If it's adjustable where it pivotes, it may not allow the clutch to be fully disengauged.

 

But tiny hands, i just meant i want to reduce hand pump. I like an easy pull.

 

Does anyone know if ASV still sell refurb levers on ebay? I remember i got 3 sets years ago for less than $100 total.