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Re: McLeod Street Twin clutch.....any users?
[Re: JohnRR]
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11/03/08 05:16 PM
11/03/08 05:16 PM
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Sorry to hi-jack, but is it correct that using these twin disc clutches requires that the large return spring in the pedal box be removed?
if it has a diaphragm PP yes I would remove it
With the B&B the overcenter spring is pretty much optional. Mcleod recommeded removing it, but I have run it both ways. More effort, but also more feel with it on, less effort without it on. I finally settled on running without and once I got used to it, I would not go back. Be sure you have the fork return spring on, no matter how you go.
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Re: McLeod Street Twin clutch.....any users?
[Re: LAR_414]
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11/06/08 09:36 PM
11/06/08 09:36 PM
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WHat kind of RPM do you guys powershift these?
Not meant as a high jack but what do you exactly mean by powershift?
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Re: McLeod Street Twin clutch.....any users?
[Re: hemi4speed]
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11/06/08 11:49 PM
11/06/08 11:49 PM
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What does powershift mean?
Slamming the gears without backing out of the gas..
 Okay thanks...Come to think of it I have done that several times but wasnt familiar with the term 
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