over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
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how you solve slippery clutch with over 200 hp engine power?
i have wery hard springs and some distances in the clutch basket.
my clutch is hard even with hydralic clutch wiring.
how you solve slippery clutch with over 200 hp engine power?
i have wery hard springs and some distances in the clutch basket.
my clutch is hard even with hydralic clutch wiring.
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
lock up clutch!
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
it is that peole do with this bikes with havy duty engines?
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
YES
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
Yes they work smooth as silk even for daily riding ! 
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
I can't tell the difference in feel with or without the lockup but it don't slip!
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
how did you get to 200hp ??? They start slipping really bad at 140hp... which is only ~20% increase in power. 
Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
1sam1 i am confused are you actually generating over 200bhp or is this the plan?
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
talking engine power now.. bwhp is still 193.
just easier write 200 engine hp.
plan is over 200 bwhp. read my project about the bike...
in dyno my bike clutch did not slippery at all,byt i have found out it brake clutch plates. i did replace 4 last check.
i have now hydralic clutch.
i have heavy duty pro springs and bricks about 2-3mm on the clutch springs.
still some heavy with hydralic clutch!
then you know how hard my clutch is!!!
just easier write 200 engine hp.
plan is over 200 bwhp. read my project about the bike...
in dyno my bike clutch did not slippery at all,byt i have found out it brake clutch plates. i did replace 4 last check.
i have now hydralic clutch.
i have heavy duty pro springs and bricks about 2-3mm on the clutch springs.
still some heavy with hydralic clutch!
then you know how hard my clutch is!!!
its gods country,dont drive like hell throught it!
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
One problem that several people have pointed out to you is you are using synthetic oil. Are you still using it?
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
yes i use syntetic oil.
but i think i need it for the heat my engine do with much power.
i have wrote before i use 5-40w. but i think the right number is 10-40w.
i really want use syntetic oil,maybe i do the lock up clutch thing then.
is there any cheap lock up clutch to the turbo out there?
but i think i need it for the heat my engine do with much power.
i have wrote before i use 5-40w. but i think the right number is 10-40w.
i really want use syntetic oil,maybe i do the lock up clutch thing then.
is there any cheap lock up clutch to the turbo out there?
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
I take it you dont read beyond the "Synthetics cause clutch slip" headlines??? Like #1 or 2 on the (debunked) myth list...lolDetrailers wrote:One problem that several people have pointed out to you is you are using synthetic oil. Are you still using it?
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
Nope...haven't read every inch of the forum yet but I'm getting thereTurboblew2 wrote:I take it you dont read beyond the "Synthetics cause clutch slip" headlines??? Like #1 or 2 on the (debunked) myth list...lolDetrailers wrote:One problem that several people have pointed out to you is you are using synthetic oil. Are you still using it?
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
Turboblew2 wrote:I take it you dont read beyond the "Synthetics cause clutch slip" headlines??? Like #1 or 2 on the (debunked) myth list...lolDetrailers wrote:One problem that several people have pointed out to you is you are using synthetic oil. Are you still using it?
Dam guess I dont read either . Its a myth ?
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Re: over 200 hp engine.how you solve the clutch problem?
not really this forum specific. Its a wives tale of epic proportions.Detrailers wrote:Nope...haven't read every inch of the forum yet but I'm getting there
I know for a fact, that the often disputed Rotella T6 synthetic has made it through 2 Daytona 200 races with a top 10 finish both times. It costs about 1/3 that of Motul which is the benchmark lubricant. I ran a full race season on Rotella T6 plus that same engine was used in the 2016 Daytona 200... will happily sell the motor as it sits on the stand for research.