+1 on the aluminium clutch basket.What's the difference between sintered clutch plates and organic clutch plates? I guess sintered plates for metal basket and organic plates for aluminum?
There would be one or two from the older days that would disagree that his advice was good every thread he was in got into an argument some where down the line.Does anybody know if Tye is comming back? He had always very good advice!
Let us know how you make out with the Factorini Proventethanks guys..such feedbacks helps. Being that this is a street bike I'm leaning toward organic.
Comparing some kits from MW, and some from moto-lab's EVR 48T.
I have about 12K miles on my 999R at the moment. All street miles, 2 dyno tune sessions and the clutch seems fine. Although aggressive downshifting is quite smooth even with my clutch releasing is not. So I'm guessing it's getting worn and i'm getting the 'slipper' clutch affect
I bought Factory Pro 'Factorini' shift kit and would like to replace the clutch packs while I'm in there.
Not on the 2003 999R.Sorry folks I tried to search but 'clutch' query pulls up too many posts.
Anyone know if the oem clutch basket in the 999R is made of aluminum?
The basket I removed from the 03 999R was steel. I didn't answer the OP because I bought the bike used and couldn't be sure it was OEM, so I'll assume it was steel when newNot on the 2003 999R.
Tom