ledofthezep Posted December 6, 2004 Report Posted December 6, 2004 I ran a tusk clutch kit with ebc springs for a couple months now with no problems with fading or grabing. For the money, the tusk is hard to beat. $40 shipped to your door with everything included from rocky mountain. 268382[/snapback] Yeah but once again the tusk kits are not in stock. I've been trying to get a tusk set for over 6 months now. Anyone knows a place to get a kit? besides rocky mountain. 289567[/snapback] Couldn't tell ya where to look, but I've never heard any complaints about them either. I figure if/when I burn up my Barnett, I'm going to try tusk out, may get 2 just for a spare since that'd still be less than the price of one dirt digger; hell, that's probably why their not in stock. Quote
fixitrod Posted December 6, 2004 Report Posted December 6, 2004 I ran a tusk clutch kit with ebc springs for a couple months now with no problems with fading or grabing. For the money, the tusk is hard to beat. $40 shipped to your door with everything included from rocky mountain. 268382[/snapback] Yeah but once again the tusk kits are not in stock. I've been trying to get a tusk set for over 6 months now. Anyone knows a place to get a kit? besides rocky mountain. 289567[/snapback] I just got the new rocky moutain catalog and I read that tusk parts are lifetime warranty ... on a clutch.. Sounds almost to good to be true. No wonder their out of stock. Quote
Nighty Posted December 6, 2004 Report Posted December 6, 2004 Lol, The lifetime warrenty must be on their alu- products like the nerfbars and a-arm guards. Haha lifetime warrenty on a clutch... now that would be awesome Quote
Nighty Posted December 6, 2004 Report Posted December 6, 2004 And what's all that about NOT running full synthetic gearbox oil? I run castrol mtx 75w40 something like that.. the box says synthetic. all all kinds of pro 2-stroke stuff. ps.... i burned my clutch so bad it doesnt even move anymore when i put it in gear.... Its hard keeping up with the yfz450's Quote
RNBRAD Posted December 7, 2004 Report Posted December 7, 2004 Kevlar will ruin the fingers on your clutch basket. Thats way hinson says to a-void useing kevlar clutch plates. 267970[/snapback] My Hinson basket had no type of warning in the box or anywhere on it. The kevlar plates would have nothing to do with the baskets fingers. Quote
Leadfoot350 Posted December 7, 2004 Report Posted December 7, 2004 On my hinson instructions it said no kevlar. Quote
fixitrod Posted December 7, 2004 Report Posted December 7, 2004 Kevlar will ruin the fingers on your clutch basket. Thats way hinson says to a-void useing kevlar clutch plates. 267970[/snapback] My Hinson basket had no type of warning in the box or anywhere on it. The kevlar plates would have nothing to do with the baskets fingers. 289794[/snapback] I believe it's the hinson pressure plate and inner hub that don't like kevlar. Quote
lonestar Posted December 19, 2004 Report Posted December 19, 2004 I thought the kevlar wore out pressure plates faster. I didn't know the kevlar would even touch the basket fingers. 268104[/snapback] The plates in which the kevlar is bonded to, is made out of different material then yamaha's Quote
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