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Hello all, My 02 Shee has had some clutch slippage lately and I have a couple questions. First, when riding under hard throttle in the upper gears there is slippage only for a second or two then it seems to grab. I assume I need to rebuild the clutch but there are so many kinds to choose from. Also, do I need just the plates or the entire clutch kit, prices range from 29.99 to 149.99. Could someone point me in the right direction???????? :wacko: Thanks.........

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if ur gonna do it do it rite and ull have a good longlasting clutch get the whole kit and do it rite all plates steel and fiber and the springs and dont forget a gasket and new oil for the money the barnett dirt digger i use to have it was awesome but i couldnt pass up the deal on my hinson

WHATEVER U DO DO NOT BUY VESRAH CLUTCHES THEY R GARBAGE AND LAST ABOUT A MONTH IN A BANSHEE

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if ur gonna do it do it rite and ull have a good longlasting clutch  get the whole kit and do it rite all plates steel and fiber and the springs and dont forget a gasket and new oil  for the money the barnett dirt digger i use to have it was awesome but i couldnt pass up the deal on my hinson

WHATEVER U DO DO NOT BUY VESRAH CLUTCHES THEY R GARBAGE AND LAST ABOUT A MONTH IN A BANSHEE

I agree... :D My dirt digger works great...Clutch was stiff cause of the stiffer springs but won't slip ...As for those VESRAH CLUTCHES there for people on a budget or who likes to change clutches often

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Dirt digger works awesome.

I had mine running for almost 5 years and just running motor oil.

Last trip to the dunes I bought just the clutches and no plates and springs. Put them in at Glamis and ready to go for another 5 years.

If this is your first get the the whole thing stock springs and metal are no good. Also toss the Big o rings you dont need them.

 

One more thing I used half of the springs in the kit and spaced them out.

Not so hard to pull with some of the stock springs with the new ones

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