clutch nut torque setting ?
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clutch nut torque setting ?
Not Kat but 1100efe, does anyone know the clutch nut torque, also the clutch spring bolts ?
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Re: clutch nut torque setting ?
If memory serves me right the 6 spring bolts are 9pound feet and the centre nut is 60 bit let me check tom. I fit new hd nuts and new tab washers to mine
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Re: clutch nut torque setting ?
Got it done now, found my gsx manual, it's for the earlier model and said 36-50ft/lb, as i have a h/d nut i did it up to 60ft/lb as per John's memory, cheers 
The clutch was dragging so took it apart and found rocking play on the centre and a couple of steel bearings fell out of the cage of the oil pump drive. I've put my big popup clutch in it now which has a billet basket, it's only sat in the garage for nearly 20 years
, lot of soaking in oil and it works, dragged a bit then got better as it warmed up, seems ok just got to take for a ride now, clutch is a bit heavier now as it has shortened spring spacers..
The clutch was dragging so took it apart and found rocking play on the centre and a couple of steel bearings fell out of the cage of the oil pump drive. I've put my big popup clutch in it now which has a billet basket, it's only sat in the garage for nearly 20 years
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Re: clutch nut torque setting ?
Was typing as you posted Pedda, thanks for the pics, that confirms it, i'm happy with the 60ft/lb, it's a little more than specified but normally h/d nuts require a little more anyway 
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