which 1 of these clutch's should i get

[blasterkiidirl]

i planning on moding by blaster in the summer in putting on a toomey b1 pipe and muffler,V Force reeds a uni filter and im going to make my own racing air box with a outerwear cover ATV Clutch Kits and Components | Motosport but witch 1 of these clutch's should i get

 

[sicivicdude]

Barnett dirt digger is a NICE clutch but it's just a clutch.... Nothing that special.

With the planned mods I would probably opt for the middle of the road, the EBC or the Wiseco will probably suit your needs fine without breaking the bank or your left hand!

 

[sheeblast]

i have a tusk, it is good i think. just run some HD spring if you are scared of slippage.

 

[Surfrjag]

replace the wavy ring and the small clutch disk next to it with a regular size oem one there like 8 dollors and then get some hd springs. you can even take the metal disks out and sand them a little to get the glaze off and you will have a damn good clutch for as cheap as possible.

 

[sicivicdude]

I too run a tusk clutch (which is another middle of the road type clutch) Unless you've got a stroked BBK, you probably don't need anymore than that.

And you can also follow sheeblast's advice. If you're worried about slippage, run the heavy duty springs

 

[blasterkiidirl]

i just want something what can handle that power with out having to replace it i do a lot of forestry run and sort of low speed muddy stuff and im sort of hard on the clutch but the stock oem clutch is doing me fine so far

 

[PikledBeats]

Stronger springs is the best suggestion. Also if you are extremely rough an aftermarket basket would be a good thought, I'd suggest barnett. I have seen them ran in race bikes and then taken out wiped off and looking brand new. They do not scour like stock basket. If not a 240, A basket with oem plates and stiffer springs is a bulletproof setup.

The other option would be wiseco plates and basket.

Hinson makes a nice one as well, but does not make blaster plates, outer basket only

 

[Whitty21]

anything with HD (heavyduty) springs will do ya fine