Description (Quantity) | Part Number |
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Locknut (6) | 7682 |
Center, clutch assembly | 37957-98 |
Set, friction and spacer discs | 37980-03 |
Studs (6) | 37959-98 |
Spring caps (6) | 37954-98 |
Clutch springs (6) | 45884-98 |
Pressure plate | 37953-98 |
SE derby cover gasket | 25477-04 |
1. | Use derby cover gasket supplied in this kit. | |||||
2. | See Figure 1. The clutch assembly replaces the original equipment single diaphragm spring with six coil springs. The coil springs allow for easy adjustment of clutch force. The total clutch force is adjustable from zero to 500 pounds. The force is increased or decreased by turning the locknuts (1) which retain the coil springs to the pressure plate. |
Figure 1. Clutch Components Installed | ||||
3. | Based on the engine's torque output at the crankshaft, determine the total spring force and spring height required (See Spring Force Calculations Table.). |
Figure 2. Measuring Spring Height | ||||
4. | See Figure 2. Tighten locknuts (1) in a cross-wise bolt pattern to the spring height (2) as determined in step 2. In all cases, the adjustment height must be equal on all six coil springs. | |||||
5. | The clutch spring height (2) and cable free play must be checked and adjusted periodically to compensate for friction plate wear. These adjustments are especially important during the friction plates break-in period. Also, look for signs of clutch slippage and increase the total spring force accordingly. NOTE On 1996 and earlier 1340 models (with 24 tooth engine sprockets) the total spring force must be increased from the chart below by 4%. |
Engine Torque @ Crank, ft-lbs | Total Spring Force (lbf) | Spring Height (inches) |
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50 | 154 | 0.366 |
60 | 185 | 0.356 |
70 | 215 | 0.345 |
80 | 246 | 0.334 |
90 | 277 | 0.324 |
100 | 309 | 0.313 |
110 | 340 | 0.302 |
120 | 371 | 0.291 |
130 | 402 | 0.280 |
140 | 433 | 0.269 |
150 | 464 | 0.259 |
160 | 495 | 0.248 |