VFR/RVF SLIPPER CLUTCH
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benny
- NWAA Supporter
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- Bike owned: NC30 (track), ZX-9R (road)
- Location: Nottinghamshire
Re: VFR/RVF SLIPPER CLUTCH
Any updates??
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TT Zero for the electric Superbike build.
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benny
- NWAA Supporter
- Posts: 623
- Joined: Sat Jan 12, 2013 9:36 pm
- Bike owned: NC30 (track), ZX-9R (road)
- Location: Nottinghamshire
Re: VFR/RVF SLIPPER CLUTCH
Any updates??
BRS Racing for up to date bike build and race results.
TT Zero for the electric Superbike build.
DM104 for the road race team.
TT Zero for the electric Superbike build.
DM104 for the road race team.
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magg
- Senior Member
- Posts: 1916
- Joined: Mon Sep 20, 2010 11:55 pm
- Bike owned: VFR400
- Location: Blue Mountain NSW Australia
Re: VFR/RVF SLIPPER CLUTCH
From my understanding of the structure of the NC30 "slipper clutch", if you really want it to slip ie freewheel on over-run, why not remove the spline on the clutch basket section that is normally locked to the gearbox input shaft. One problem with this mod may be the extra load on the sprag clutch during start-line take-off. Could end up freewheeling in both directions or need regular sprag clutch replacement.
Something for a racer/trackie with spare clutch basket to try.
Something for a racer/trackie with spare clutch basket to try.