new 5/6 plate clutch for lambrettas

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mark
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I trust lee's knowledge on heat treatment seeing as he does this for a living
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at last we seem to have beaten the dac into submission !!!! :D firstly the last incarnation of the 6 plate clutch has to use a 5mm packer , this we tryed to avoid but due to the clearence issues between the crownwheel and pressure plate we decided to go out rather than deeper and in doing so keeping the strength in the crownwheel , the 5mm packer causes no problems though as you dont have to extend and kickstart shafts just a slight mod to the shaft its self , the plan now is to run it for two weeks then strip it were final evaluation will take place ( i also have to do a slight mod to the basket ) then fingers crossed start selling them , just one note if you are running standard ts1s etc and nothing extreme then the 5 plate is ample in my opinion , but there again its up to the individual what they fancy !!! ;)
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Tbh I am not sure I needed a 6 plate I just wanted on because my Readspeed one slipped sometimes under hi load.
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mines Ts1 225 with 35mm TMX and devtour and gp200 gearing, so hopefully that's 'nothing special' as I'd prever not to alter casings If I can avoid it.
Cash now waiting.
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the one i cobbled together is still working a treat, done nearly 450 miles on it race rapido 225 lashed it all over the place,, and the clutch plates were used when i built it!! i,ve tried em all 5/6 platers af,cam lam, never go back to them now,, have you seen how much they want for a new 5 plate kit for a lammy!! theyre having a laugh
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any news on these as I have cash waiting now.
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timexit17 wrote:any news on these as I have cash waiting now.
BUMP!
mark
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Mine should be back in bike next week now Lee has done the final modification it needed. Contact him to get one
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Hi sorry for the delay but i am currently awaitin the steels i ordered to arrive ,they were promised for last wed but still nothing , i will look later when i get home to see if ive got enough parts to do one for you ,also i will be posting another version for mildly tuned engines that will be a real budget motorcycle type clutch
Thanks lee
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cool!
Many thanks
I originally planned to get this fitted asap for euro lam Eire but we're off on 22nd! argh.
My 5 plate is slipping a bit already and I have an emergency 4 plate ste with springs JIC, even then it would be great if I could have the 5 plate rocho clutch in my bag JIC of a major meltdown and then change this anyway when I get back as I am planning on tootling anyway so hopefully won't need to in Eire.

My engines a 225TS1 with banshee reedvalve and a TMX35 and devtour with a GP200box so it's not stupidly powerful and I don't really want to alter the casings if I can avoid it so a straight drop-in version much preferred.
Anyway cash waiting so just let me know.
Ta
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