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Clutch issues(Large picture warning)

17K views 12 replies 7 participants last post by  gojk  
#1 ·
I am having a issue with my clutch that I can quite figure out. It feels as if it "slips". I haven't quite nailed down when exactly it does it, but it does it fairly often, plus the RPMs don't stay steady if I keep the gas pedal in the same position. From what I read it sounds like the spider or spider nut has backed off. I have taken pictures of the spider/spider nut, can you tell me if it seems like it has backed off? I also bought a new belt because I thought it might be that, but before I put on the new belt I want to confirm that my clutches are in good shape.
 

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#3 ·
You should have 1 to 1.5 threads showing on top of the nut that's how both of my primary's are
 
#4 ·
That spider nut actually looks correct. Your weights are toast though. I can see the groove worn in the tip from the roller in the spider. That's bad. That also means your rollers are probably worn and possibly flat spotted. From what I see, you need at least a new primary and weights. You should verify the rollers on your secondary and make sure they don't have flat spots and that the roller surface isn't worn there also. From your pics, it tells me you spend a lot of time at high speed. How many miles on this clutch?
 
#10 ·
With 3k, you definitely want to put a new primary on it. You should be good on the secondary as long as its not flat spotting the rollers. In my opinion, get the heelclicker setup out of there. Although there are other clutch kits out there, start with Todd since it sounds like your already talking to him and he'll have the information your most likely looking for.
 
#11 ·
Your weights are toast though. I can see the groove worn in the tip from the roller in the spider. That's bad. From what I see, you need at least a new primary and weights. From your pics, it tells me you spend a lot of time at high speed. How many miles on this clutch?

Sorry a bit of a rookie. Can you tell me exactly what you are looking at or show another photo that shows this same wear. Thanks
 
#13 ·
After talking to Todd it sounds like my clutch was worn out and rather than spending the time to further troubleshoot I opted to just buy a new primary, secondary, and Dalton clutch kit. This was buy far the best decision. Now that I have it installed I have 0 belt slip or clutch issues. Still working on dialing in the Dalton clutch, but it is all good so far. Thanks to all here and especially Todd.