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TOPIC: Re:CLUTCH SPRING
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CLUTCH SPRING 1 Year ago
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I am trying to decide wheather to to stack or go with a warrior spring is the warrior spring any better. I don't have gobbes of money to get the barnnet conversion kit. Any thoughts from you that have done either would be apperciated.
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sigmund (User)
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Re:CLUTCH SPRING 1 Year ago
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I put the Warrior spring in and it solved my slippage issues, I've been very happy with it.
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Re:CLUTCH SPRING 1 Year ago
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sigmund wrote:
I put the Warrior spring in and it solved my slippage issues, I've been very happy with it.
Does it have to be a specific yr?
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sigmund (User)
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Re:CLUTCH SPRING 1 Year ago
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For that you're gonna have to look at the specs, I don't remember how they match up but I think it was for a number of years.
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scottw (User)
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Re:CLUTCH SPRING 1 Year ago
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sigmund wrote:
I put the Warrior spring in and it solved my slippage issues, I've been very happy with it.
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FYI,when i looked up Warrior & stock R* clutch springs seperately in yami website site they both had same pt# so that would lead ya to think they both used same clutch spring.
Anyway,Yami mfg'd what was called the SpeedStar line of hi perf parts for R* ,Yami mfg'd 2 different repl hi perf clutch springs for the R*,1 was listed as having 20% additional clamping force and other was listed as having 25% additonal clamping force. Why Yami supposedly mfg'd 2 rep clutch springs with only 5% diff in calmping force is beyond me!/LOL!!!!
But either spring should work just fine as repl for stock R* clutch spring,couple guys have installed them with good results thus far.
I bought a 25% stronger clutch spring for $90 off Ebay (while still avail!) to have on hand for if/when stock (known weak) clutch spring gives out in my 06 silverado.
Scott
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sigmund (User)
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Re:CLUTCH SPRING 1 Year ago
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scottw wrote:
sigmund wrote:
I put the Warrior spring in and it solved my slippage issues, I've been very happy with it.
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FYI,when i looked up Warrior & stock R* clutch springs seperately in yami website site they both had same pt# so that would lead ya to think they both used same clutch spring.
4 years ago they weren't the same number.
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Re:CLUTCH SPRING 1 Year ago
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sigmund wrote:
For that you're gonna have to look at the specs, I don't remember how they match up but I think it was for a number of years.
site says 99-07 R*
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