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Title: A good non-slipper clutch assembly? Post by: booger on October 11, 2021, 10:23:47 AM I'm going to do the Biggelaar Performance dry clutch modification which does not work with slipper clutches. I have not yet researched but are there any manufacturers of decent non-slipper clutches still around? I know I'm likely going to need a basket and would rather save a few bucks and buy an aftermarket vs a stocker. I'm running a SpeedyMoto solid quiet clutch cover so I don't care about bling. Seems all anybody makes or wants these days is a slipper. I too was going to run a slipper when it came time to replace the clutch but heard of this clutch mod so now I'm going that way. Supposedly according to Biggelaar it reduces and/or mitigates wear or damage to internal engine components as the twin power pulses react on the clutch which beats shit up in and around in there etc etc. I can't explain it you would need to watch that same YouPube video I watched on the Andy's Motorcycle Obsessions channel. I'm not the biggest fan of the dry clutch noise like most Ducatisti, it's just something I put up with but if I can lessen it and pick up some other advantages with this clutch mod I'm certainly wiling to try it.
Title: Re: A good non-slipper clutch assembly? Post by: Ddan on October 12, 2021, 03:10:32 AM Not an answer to your question, but something to consider
Quiet clutch http://ducatipaso.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5899 Title: Re: A good non-slipper clutch assembly? Post by: koko64 on October 12, 2021, 04:34:36 AM Nichols basket or Pro Cutting basket and plate kit. Yoyodyne make great kits too. I would suggest oem alloy friction plates in a Nichols basket. There are billet hubs too from various companies. TPO and Corse Dynamics have good springs, Ti bolts and billet keepers. I preferred the oem pressure plate.
Title: Re: A good non-slipper clutch assembly? Post by: booger on October 12, 2021, 07:29:36 AM Not an answer to your question, but something to consider Quiet clutch http://ducatipaso.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5899 Very helpful, thanks Nichols basket or Pro Cutting basket and plate kit. Yoyodyne make great kits too. I would suggest oem alloy friction plates in a Nichols basket. There are billet hubs too from various companies. TPO and Corse Dynamics have good springs, Ti bolts and billet keepers. I preferred the oem pressure plate. Thanks, I just bought an aluminium basket from Biggelaar and they will rig it up with their mod so I don't screw anything up on it. Wonder what brand it will wind up being. Title: Re: A good non-slipper clutch assembly? Post by: koko64 on October 12, 2021, 07:33:53 AM Looking forward to a report and seeing pics of the outcome. [thumbsup]
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