This Any Better?

The Item does not have much Info on the Link , I have heard of people using a hydraulic clutch on there blasty but need to look into more Info on it
 
suppose to make the lever easier to pull.

ah i think il stick to my own lever haha not spending £150 on something to make it pull better. might get one once my quad is fully upgraded :)

The Item does not have much Info on the Link , I have heard of people using a hydraulic clutch on there blasty but need to look into more Info on it

yeah man just trying to find out as i want to upgrade my quad but i can't afford new stuff. trying to find stage 3 or 4 elkas used but not having much luck :(
 
The main advantage of a hydro clutch IMO is the consistent performance and reduced maintenance. There is no cable to stretch, bind, adjust, or wear out. You can race all day with a hydro clutch and not ever have to adjust a cable.

BUT, outside of a racetrack, a hydro clutch really isn't necessary. Keep a cable properly-lubed and adjusted, and its good to go for years of use with just an occasional adjustment. And you can buy an easy-pull cable-operated clutch lever for maybe £15 that works nearly as well as a hydro setup for the casual rider.