is it possible ?

[gillahoon]

After you install the MTC,and get on it for the first time....hang on....

How is the barnett kit

[aardvark]

How is the barnett kit

Dont know...a few guys here have it I think...

Most buy the MTC,and I have not seen one bad review of it....

[gillahoon]

been doin some reading gonna go with the new clutch gonna try reuse steels they have less then 5k on then just gonna scuff them up like on the you tube vid, and do a oil change. DLP sell the new 10.9 blots

[6sigmaford]

I got my bolts from Biglry. The Honda Bolts are cool looking - but I don't think they are super durable.


I did shim my clutch .075 which is middle of the road. Have a good in/lb torque wrench on hand - a beam type works just fine. Don't forget Exhaust Gaskets.


My steels were just fine at 3k miles. You could see the pressure plate slip marks the best. The dimpled steels Honda uses mask the slip a little. Your mainly wanting to stay away from any (blue or blackened) hot spots or complete disk issues on the steels. Scuffing won't bring them back. The metal at those spots isn't like the rest of the surface anymore - think very hard and soft. If you have just light marking on the steels your likely gonna be fine. I had a good used set of steels ready to go just in case.


http://biglry.com/ClutchBoltKit.html

[gillahoon]

I got my bolts from Biglry. The Honda Bolts are cool looking - but I don't think they are super durable.


I did shim my clutch .075 which is middle of the road. Have a good in/lb torque wrench on hand - a beam type works just fine. Don't forget Exhaust Gaskets.


My steels were just fine at 3k miles. You could see the pressure plate slip marks the best. The dimpled steels Honda uses mask the slip a little. Your mainly wanting to stay away from any (blue or blackened) hot spots or complete disk issues on the steels. Scuffing won't bring them back. The metal at those spots isn't like the rest of the surface anymore - think very hard and soft. If you have just light marking on the steels your likely gonna be fine. I had a good used set of steels ready to go just in case.


http://biglry.com/ClutchBoltKit.html

Well dont got money from new platea too sp gonna try and do with out new ones. So if any one got spares let me kn just in case need a cpl

[Jon's1800VTXC]

I have spares just in case you need 1 or 7, I keep them in stock for my shop. I replied to your pm

Well dont got money from new platea too sp gonna try and do with out new ones. So if any one got spares let me kn just in case need a cpl

[naparisi]

Swap out the stocker for MTC...It will be the best change you make on your bike..

You will notice an immediate,and grin inducing difference..

Makes the bike run like a wild cat...........

[gillahoon]

I have spares just in case you need 1 or 7, I keep them in stock for my shop. I replied to your pm

Txs brother

[aardvark]

My first day out with the MTC ,I was gettin on it hard,and surprised when I hit second gear,
and the front end came off the ground.Never did that with the stock clutch...

[6sigmaford]

My first day out with the MTC ,I was gettin on it hard,and surprised when I hit second gear,
and the front end came off the ground.Never did that with the stock clutch...

I have to admit I have not grabbed air with my front end yet, but I can imagine it was a seat clinching moment..... Maybe a joyous well placed couple of explatives?

[naparisi]

My first day out with the MTC ,I was gettin on it hard,and surprised when I hit second gear,
and the front end came off the ground.Never did that with the stock clutch...

I had the same experience.
A pucker-butt moment!!

[Fender60]

You guys use Honda Bond or some other gasket maker for the side cover?

[aardvark]

You guys use Honda Bond or some other gasket maker for the side cover?

I used a Loctite hi temp RTV...

[6sigmaford]

You guys use Honda Bond or some other gasket maker for the side cover?

I used the Hondabond. Man that stuff is runny. Little will do you. Next time I may go to something else.

However, it does setup very nice and cleans up well.