RacingJake
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Finally installed my lockup on the B King, just had to grind down 3 casting on the cover. Now just some fine tuning.
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Does that pressure plate have the hardened button inserts for the weighted arms ?
MODIFIED PRESSURE PLATE Modified pressure plate. The prices of the lockup clutches include the modification to the pressure plate where hardened buttons are installed for the lockup fingers to press on. Install Hardened Buttons on Customer Supplied Pressure Plate - #LC810 - $75.00 Pressure plates are available outright for an additional charge of $48.50. We do not do core / refunds. |
MODIFIED PRESSURE PLATE
Modified pressure plate. The prices of the lockup clutches include the modification to the pressure plate where hardened buttons are installed for the lockup fingers to press on.
Install Hardened Buttons on Customer Supplied Pressure Plate - #LC810 - $75.00
Pressure plates are available outright for an additional charge of $48.50. We do not do core / refunds.
I'm planning to buy the pressure soon and would like to get the head ported and 1400 kit next year.
I don’t see any spacer plate between the stock cover and the motor - those lockup arms are not hitting the cover when extended?
What does a
Lockup do ?
What does a lockup do
Ty im reading nowIt allows you to use less static spring pressure with shims, lower rated springs pressure or 3 springs instead of 6 or a mix of all. Your trying to find that sweet spot in static spring pressures where you can dump the clutch at 8K rpms and not end up on your back or just sit there not going anywhere due to too much slippage on a street bike.
Once your out of the hole the clutch needs more clamping force or it's going to keep slipping down the track. That's where the arms come into play due to centrifugal force, the more weight you add to the arms the more pressure is added to the clutch pressure plate preventing slippage. Also adding more weight will bring the clutch in faster too.
Thats dope ty i completely understand itIt allows you to use less static spring pressure with shims, lower rated springs pressure or 3 springs instead of 6 or a mix of all. Your trying to find that sweet spot in static spring pressures where you can dump the clutch at 8K rpms and not end up on your back or just sit there not going anywhere due to too much slippage on a street bike.
Once your out of the hole the clutch needs more clamping force or it's going to keep slipping down the track. That's where the arms come into play due to centrifugal force, the more weight you add to the arms the more pressure is added to the clutch pressure plate preventing slippage. Also adding more weight will bring the clutch in faster too.