clutch spring tool

[riding4fun]

OK, so I decided to change back to my malossi Delta clutch. I am trying to install the black malossi springs. All I can say is wow, how the heck do I stretch this thing far enough. I didnt have any problems putting the koso 2000 springs in it, but this is another ballgame.

Is there a tool to buy to make this easier or does somebody have a cheater way to do it.

Thanks,
Darrell

look @ this website www.ztrproducts.com his contact is James@ZTRProducts.com He builds a nice tool for just that reason. Hope this help ya.

[raidernut]

i think he is refering to the three small springs. James tool wont help with that. You can try to remove the shoes, put the springs on and manipulate the shoes back on. ive done it that way before. Let me know if you want to try the stage 6 clutch, ive been having great luck with them, and you dont have to fight the springs.

[riding4fun]

Yes Mark you are correct.

I might take you up on that. I cant seem to get full belt travel to save my life.

I was actually going to get one later this month after I seen it's adjustability.

[dwhst9]

I can swap those 3 springs in about 30 seconds :) I use an awl.

[bignasty]

isn't the stage 6 like the koso ajustable? You can back off the three adjustment nuts to replace the springs on a koso. Should be the same on a stage six.:) :) :)

[WOLFPACK]

What I use is a Pro Circuit exhaust spring puller. I lightly clamp the clutch in my vise and go to town.

Shane

[redonkulousruntsracing]

I second Wolfpack. I use my exhaust spring tool that I have for my snowmobile ( you southeners wouldn't know what I'm talking about, lol) and it works great. You can just take a cut off wheel and put a groove in the side if a flat blade screwdriver at an angle to make your own.

[aaamx]

I use a broken throttle cable wire and loop it and pull. o yea the clutch is in a vise