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Author: Subject: Zx10 clutch
Steve

posted on 14/5/13 at 08:12 PM Reply With Quote
Zx10 clutch

Just acquired myself a 1989 zx10 for my locost going to put a new clutch in before fitting in the car,as this is my first bike engine was just wondering what to fit and if I need to do anything extra. Any help would be much appreciated.

Cheers steve

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dave_424

posted on 14/5/13 at 08:16 PM Reply With Quote
OEM kawasaki fibers and steels are best, worth getting a set of heavy duty springs since you are carting around a lot more weight. Also check that the fibers haven's made notches in the fingers of the clutch basket, this can stop the engagement/disengagement being smooth.
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Steve

posted on 14/5/13 at 08:44 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks for that Dave can you recommend anywhere to get it from bud
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rick1962uk

posted on 14/5/13 at 09:06 PM Reply With Quote
kawasaki or barnet i get all my kawasaki parts from http://www.partzilla.com/ in the usa it takes a few days longer but half the price
im starting a zzr1100 build so almost the same lump great engine i have built loads for the race boys when you have a baffle and over fill the oil (as the pump can run dry ) its almost bombproof

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