tusk clutch?

[cameront400]

Does anyone have the tusk clutch with heavy duty springs? If so, is it anygood? is it worth buying?

[drew416ex]

THere was a post about this a few days ago. I havent used it but some of the other riders on the forum said it was good. I have had ebc plates and springs in mine for two or three years and havnt had a problem yet.

[cameront400]

im 15 and im kinda lookin for sumthin cheap and good...cuz we're goin up to durhamtown next weekend...mines slipping

[Exrider434]

i had mine in my old 300ex, it lasted for a little while then started slipping again.
IMO just get another stock set and use hd springs. Youll be regretting the tusk after a few hard rides

[drew416ex]

Go with the ebc fiber plates and springs. I THINK it is cheaper, but im not sure. Like I said, ive had mine for two to three years in a moded 416 and no problems yet. Whatever you get, make sure you find out if you have to presoak them in oil. You do on the ebc plates.

[j450rking]

i like th ebc plates and springs they work great and they don't were out fast at all i have had mine for 2 years and they still look fairly new and i AM NOT nice to my clutchs:devil:

[250exkid]

do you have to presoak the OEM stock replacement fibers? or plates?

[WFO400]

Originally posted by 250exkid
do you have to presoak the OEM stock replacement fibers? or plates?


You should presoak any new fibers before installing.

[250exkid]

ok thanks and wut type of oil u soak em in?

[drew416ex]

You can use the same oil that you run in your engine. Get a small bucket or bowl, stack them up, and fully submerge them. I also like to put toothpicks in between the plates to make sure oil is getting to the entire plate.

[250exkid]

k thanks