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Clutch basket rubbers
Nurse Julie:
--- Quote from: amx1992 on August 27, 2023, 08:09:33 PM ---So it looks like there are 2 types, I recon type B is a later design and probably better because theres more material on the side under load when used
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I'm wondering if the very early 400's used 500 or 550 rubbers 🤔🤔🤔. The problem is none of us want to take our clutch baskets apart to test the theory 😂😂😂
Edit.... Or did the early 400's use the 350 clutch basket?
Oddjob:
The post shape on the 500/550 clutch basket is completely different to the 400 shape. Non Transferable in my opinion.
Trigger:
--- Quote from: amx1992 on August 27, 2023, 08:09:33 PM ---So it looks like there are 2 types, I recon type B is a later design and probably better because theres more material on the side under load when used
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Interesting discussion as, Honda never made the clutch baskets and this was farmed out to many different suppliers. I am wondering if the rubbers and baskets were designed by the suppliers.
Though the CB750 sohc's have no rubbers in the baskets but, all have the same clutch cog and different baskets.
Some later honda's share the same baskets but, once taken apart you will find that they are different inside. I think the early CBR900r's had 6 different shaped rubbers in just 1995 which, would suggest that those basket came from 6 different suppliers ;)
Matt_Harrington:
--- Quote from: amx1992 on August 27, 2023, 07:16:05 PM ---That's me, I made these a few months ago, and I've been testing them out for the past couple of months to make sure I'm happy with them. Trigger I've got another account but I've just started using this account for stuff ill need to pay tax on to make my accounting a bit easier
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Any discount for us poor forum members? ;) ;)
Laverda Dave:
I will need a set for a 400/4, how much will they be?
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