torque specs for clutch springs for the 03-04 zx6r's
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11-02-2007 | 07:16 PM
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torque specs for clutch springs for the 03-04 zx6r's
hey guy's do anybody no the torque specs for the clutch springs for the 03-04 zx6r's, i was going to change my clutches out and i don't have a manual
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11-02-2007 | 11:57 PM
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RE: torque specs for clutch springs for the 03-04 zx6r's
The following is for a 2005 ZX-6R, there may be a difference since the 2005's have a slipper type clutch but it should be close.
Torque - Clutch Spring Bolts: 8.8 N·m (0.90 kgf·m, 78 in·lb)
Torque - Clutch Spring Bolts: 8.8 N·m (0.90 kgf·m, 78 in·lb)
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11-03-2007 | 12:10 AM
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RE: torque specs for clutch springs for the 03-04 zx6r's
ORIGINAL: 05ZX6R
The following is for a 2005 ZX-6R, there may be a difference since the 2005's have a slipper type clutch but it should be close.
Torque - Clutch Spring Bolts: 8.8 N·m (0.90 kgf·m, 78 in·lb)
The following is for a 2005 ZX-6R, there may be a difference since the 2005's have a slipper type clutch but it should be close.
Torque - Clutch Spring Bolts: 8.8 N·m (0.90 kgf·m, 78 in·lb)
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11-03-2007 | 12:49 AM
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RE: torque specs for clutch springs for the 03-04 zx6r's
The part you would be interested in is the 78 in/lb which is 6.5 lb/ft if your torque wrench reads lb/ft as opposed to in/lb. The 8.8 is newton-meters which is another form of power like inch/pounds (in/lb) and pound/feet (lb/ft).
By "slipper clutch", I am referring to the type of clutch that is in the 2005 and newer ZX-6R's. It allows the clutch plates to "slip" when you downshift quickly and the revs go higher. This will stop the rear tire from getting a little squirrley when downshifting fast into a corner. Your clutch is a different type so it might be a different spec on the torque setting.
Hope this helps...
By "slipper clutch", I am referring to the type of clutch that is in the 2005 and newer ZX-6R's. It allows the clutch plates to "slip" when you downshift quickly and the revs go higher. This will stop the rear tire from getting a little squirrley when downshifting fast into a corner. Your clutch is a different type so it might be a different spec on the torque setting.
Hope this helps...
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11-03-2007 | 03:11 AM
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RE: torque specs for clutch springs for the 03-04 zx6r's
ORIGINAL: 05ZX6R
The part you would be interested in is the 78 in/lb which is 6.5 lb/ft if your torque wrench reads lb/ft as opposed to in/lb. The 8.8 is newton-meters which is another form of power like inch/pounds (in/lb) and pound/feet (lb/ft).
By "slipper clutch", I am referring to the type of clutch that is in the 2005 and newer ZX-6R's. It allows the clutch plates to "slip" when you downshift quickly and the revs go higher. This will stop the rear tire from getting a little squirrley when downshifting fast into a corner. Your clutch is a different type so it might be a different spec on the torque setting.
Hope this helps...
The part you would be interested in is the 78 in/lb which is 6.5 lb/ft if your torque wrench reads lb/ft as opposed to in/lb. The 8.8 is newton-meters which is another form of power like inch/pounds (in/lb) and pound/feet (lb/ft).
By "slipper clutch", I am referring to the type of clutch that is in the 2005 and newer ZX-6R's. It allows the clutch plates to "slip" when you downshift quickly and the revs go higher. This will stop the rear tire from getting a little squirrley when downshifting fast into a corner. Your clutch is a different type so it might be a different spec on the torque setting.
Hope this helps...
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11-07-2007 | 12:21 AM
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RE: torque specs for clutch springs for the 03-04 zx6r's
yes got the clutch in sunday and man what a world of difference, the steel plates was black and every last 1 of them was like that, the fibers looked ok but was worn, but i went back new with versah fibers, kg steels with oem specs & ebc HD clutch springs and adjusted the clutches to my like and this baby will power wheelie now in 1st with ease, time before that it wouldn't and i had -1+2 gearing then and now
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11-08-2007 | 02:54 AM
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RE: torque specs for clutch springs for the 03-04 zx6r's
Do you have a part number on the vesrah fibers? Did you buy them from dennis kirk? VC-487 sound right? What are KG steels with OEM specs? Sorry about all the questions but I want to have the same clutch set-up. I've decided against a barnett
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11-08-2007 | 04:01 PM
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RE: torque specs for clutch springs for the 03-04 zx6r's
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Do you have a part number on the vesrah fibers? Did you buy them from dennis kirk? VC-487 sound right? What are KG steels with OEM specs? Sorry about all the questions but I want to have the same clutch set-up. I've decided against a barnett
Do you have a part number on the vesrah fibers? Did you buy them from dennis kirk? VC-487 sound right? What are KG steels with OEM specs? Sorry about all the questions but I want to have the same clutch set-up. I've decided against a barnett
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