what kind of clutch for 300ex

[exrider008]

what kind of clutch should i get for my 300ex?

[bwamos]

I'm still using the stock clutch w/ Heavy Duty Springs on my 330ex. Works just fine. Barnett basket wouldn't hurt though.

[ZeroLogic]

you can get a

EBC (http://www.magicracing.com/product.asp?itemid=303&catid=221) for 70 dollars

or

Barnett (http://www.magicracing.com/product.asp?itemid=290&catid=220) for 90 dollars

[stc416rider]

what about a hydrolic clutch

[QuadRacr57]

they don't make a hydro clutch for the 300ex, but im sure you could make up a new mounting bracket or something, not sure though

[Puff_Pryor]

i put in dp clutches, plates, and springs and it is like a whole new bike

[exrider008]

Originally posted by Puff_Pryor
i put in dp clutches, plates, and springs and it is like a whole new bike

how much r the dp clutches and were can i get them for cheep?

[dirtmomma]

Or you could go w/ a TUSK for about $28 we've had GOOD luck w/ them :) raced w/ them & they hold up well it seemsZ!!! WAY less $$ too :D

[rooster300ex]

Originally posted by dirtmomma
Or you could go w/ a TUSK for about $28 we've had GOOD luck w/ them :) raced w/ them & they hold up well it seemsZ!!! WAY less $$ too :D


I was wondering how them tusk clutch products work. You say you race em and they work well. Damn thats cool only 30 bucks!

[dirtmomma]

Originally posted by rooster300ex
I was wondering how them tusk clutch products work. You say you race em and they work well. Damn thats cool only 30 bucks!

They've DEFINETLY proved themselves in our blaster, we put one in about a year & 1/2 ago & it's STILL in there, our Barnett didn't last for chit :( but he raced HARD HARD HARD flattrack & trail riding & the TUSK is STILL in there!!! They also sell HD springs so it's ALL good for the price :)

[bwamos]

Tusk clutches should work great in the sport quads. We aren't putting out the HP of a 450. I have heard of very little problems with them in 30hp or less quads. Haven't really heard about much in the higher HP ones either, but I'd have to do a lot of research on a 450.

[exrider008]

Originally posted by dirtmomma
Or you could go w/ a TUSK for about $28 we've had GOOD luck w/ them :) raced w/ them & they hold up well it seemsZ!!! WAY less $$ too :D

ya i was looking at thoes but i didt know how good they held up thanxs for the reply i think i am going with the tusk and HD sprins.

i know i was relly happy with there brakes so i dont see why i wouldent be happy with there clutch

thanx for the help:D

[Puff_Pryor]

ii got my dp's for a 100 at al local shop

[stc416rider]

check rocky mtn atv or dennis kirk

[exrider008]

ya i get all my parts of www.rockymountainatv.com
they hev good prices

[dunny_mark]

I got my tusk clutch from rocky mountain-- very much worth the money -compared to ebc or barnett

[exrider008]

Originally posted by dunny_mark
I got my tusk clutch from rocky mountain-- very much worth the money -compared to ebc or barnett

how dose the tusk compair to stock and did u get the HD springs?

[bwamos]

Originally posted by exrider008
how dose the tusk compair to stock and did u get the HD springs?

You only need the HD springs if your running a big bore motor. No point making the clutch harder to pull than it already is. :)

[2muchquad]

i havent ran the tusk products but i have had good luck with barnett in the past BUT i usually opt for the DP.they cost more but hold up for a long time with a lot less slippage.of course your riding habbits and a properly adjusted cable will ultimately decide how long your clutch lasts,regardless of brand or oil;)

[exrider008]

Originally posted by bwamos
You only need the HD springs if your running a big bore motor. No point making the clutch harder to pull than it already is. :)

so if i get a new clutch it will make it harder to pull cuz if so then that sucks cuz my clutch is hard to pull as it is