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amx1992:
I know these aren't available, so I thought id have a go making a set

The originals were rock hard, split and had shrunk, allowing the play between the clutch and drive gear

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I made them out of teflon, because I didn't really have anything else more suitable to hand, i might try making a poly urethane set now I know how easy it is, but not sure how they will hold up to the heat and oil.

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https://youtu.be/McekCbIILg4

Nurse Julie:
Kevin, TTR 400, who manufactures some wonderfully engineered CB400/4 parts and sells them all over thd world, tried making them but they failed quite quickly. I can't remember what he made them of though.There is a thread on here about them somewhere. I hope yours work.

K2-K6:
https://www.uksealants.co.uk/soudal-silirub-ht-n-high-temperature-silicone-sealant.html

Maybe something like this if you made a mould in teflon.

Or mould in situ.

Nurse Julie:
Here is the post I was talking about earlier
http://www.sohc.co.uk/index.php/topic,18619.msg166659.html#msg166659

amx1992:
Intresting, it seems viton would be the way to go, but to soft to be machined. I think these teflon ones will act more like the acetal ones ttr made, not much give, but might hold up better.

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