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    Are my clutch plates okay to use?

    Hi again guys.

    Just double checked my clutch plates, and thought they were okay to use again as they are within the tolerances going by my calipers.

    But thinking they are black, is that a concern?

    Sorry for newbie question, I don't really want to replace them, but if you guys can tell if they are worn out or won't clean up, then I guess I better order some.

    See attached photo.

    Cheers, Ian

    2015-08-10 14.29.30.jpg

    #2
    Put some good springs in & run those. They all come out black when you pull them out after running.
    Ray.

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      #3
      Thanks for fast reply Ray.

      The springs are all within tolerance, I think must of been replaced by previous owner.
      A shame he messed other things up.

      Okay, if they appear not worn to you, I will keep them and give them a good clean, and soak in oil for 48 hours.

      Good to hear it's quite normal for them to be black, first time I have seen clutch plates so needed confirmation.

      Cheers, Ian

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        #4
        Originally posted by ian View Post

        Okay, if they appear not worn to you, I will keep them and give them a good clean, and soak in oil for 48 hours.
        You can just dip them in oil and slap them in, no need for the long soak, they are already oil soaked. If you don't know about the springs, get new stock Suzuki ones just to make sure they are not some aftermarket BS springs. Heavier springs eat cables, levers, and the release mechanism itself, and they are in no way necessary to prevent slippage on a 450.
        http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...tatesMap-1.jpg

        Life is too short to ride an L.

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