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Pauarc:
I have just set central nut as you suggested have not tried yet as out today

K2-K6:
Some good details and specifications there from Graham.

Adjustment looks reasonable from arm position, it's just trying to bring maximum lift that can be attained with the lever/cable etc by adjustment to very small gaps in each stage.

Lever end free movement is in the manual at 10~25 mm, with that set to minimum @ 10mm it should reach the largest lift space possible on the plates/clutch pack and give the least drag in operation.

Trigger:

--- Quote from: K2-K6 on June 30, 2023, 11:52:01 AM ---Some good details and specifications there from Graham.

Adjustment looks reasonable from arm position, it's just trying to bring maximum lift that can be attained with the lever/cable etc by adjustment to very small gaps in each stage.

Lever end free movement is in the manual at 10~25 mm, with that set to minimum @ 10mm it should reach the largest lift space possible on the plates/clutch pack and give the least drag in operation.

--- End quote ---


There is something strange going on. I have built a shed full of K2 clutches over the 32 years in the engine  business and it is one of the easiest ones out of the 750 range.  ;)

Pauarc:
If the fin washer is missing behind basket could this effect the clutch I can’t remember seeing it

Trigger:
I would not know as i have never fitted a clutch without one. It is listed as a thrust washer 90458-506-810  ;)

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