Review of TPO SS racing springs

[Duc Fever]

Well today I received a set of TPO's Stainless Steel racing springs and installed them along with a new CNC Aluminum pressure plate. All I can say is WOW! I was very pleasantly suprised. The difference is quite noticeable. More solid clutch engagement, no slippage at all even under hard acceleration and high RPM gear changes. SWEET I am one happy Ducatisti

Got them off ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TPO-RACING-Stainless-Clutch-Springs-Ducati_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ35623QQihZ020QQitemZ300247438539QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

Excellent improvement over my rusty stockers.

[NAKID]

What's the difference between those and the SpeedyMoto SS springs? I paid the same amount for them...

[Duc Fever]

From what I read the TPO are 20% stiffer. The full description in thier listing pretty much tells it all.

[He Man]

From what I read the TPO are 20% stiffer. The full description in thier listing pretty much tells it all.

20% stiffer than stock.
so is the speedy motos. 2 brands, 1 flavor. i rock speedymotos.

[Duc Fever]

Did you notice a more positive clutch engagement as well?

[DucSteve]

i didnt notice much change going to speedymoto, but then again my original springs only had maybe 1000 miles on em

[He Man]

Did you notice a more positive clutch engagement as well?

No, if you noticed a significant imporvement, there may be something wrong with your clutch/clutch line because the stock springs are fine. or your springs were worn. Im going to try and pop 2 springs and see if it slips.

[Duc Fever]

Well, I did notice that my old springs were a bit shorter than the TPO's.  I had about 6500mi on them. Either way I am enjoying the new feel.