clutch slip

[dave309]

hi again got me carbs sorted now next problem is clutch slip and lots of it so whats the best plates to use and has anyone got any tips for increasing its performance
allready got all 6 heavy duty springs fitted allso heavy duty backplate/springs/rivets billet basket and ef inner hub any ideas

[sparki]

hard to beat oem plates imo.... not that expensive and ya know what you're getting.

[Katgeezer]

OEM plates are best.
Barnett are quite good I believe and generally views are mixed (at best) on EBC.

What oil you using? As has been said on here many times synthetic oil will make clutches slip in some (especially our old lumps) engines.

[sparki]

aldi/tesco/own brand mineral oil is cheapest and has minimal additives compared to the others. the more basic the better for these engines imo

[johnr]

barnett kevlar are very good, but beware, they are very grabby, you dont get much chance to slip them, so if you do any rding in traffic, then theyre a bit of a non starter. for normal use and even use on the strip, its pretty hard to beat standard suzuki plates. even he guys with some big bhp bikes run stock plates in their fancy clutches.

[johnr]

and a good way to increase your performance might be to,,,,,



,,,,,,,, fix your slipping clutch!!!!