Bhawkins854
Member
Just picked up the bandit bruiser clutch, going to install it myself. Anyone have any helpful install tips? I've heard good things about this kit.
new bandit bruiser clutch
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KaptinAmerika
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There is a "How To" in that section
claw
Member
My bike is sitting on a stand in my garage right now letting the lock tite set up. Its not a hard job. Once you get into it, you'll see how everything goes. Take your time and read the instructions, and you'll be fine. As many times as I read it and thought about it, I still dumped oil in the primary with the plug out. LMFAO
EZ Dog
Active Member
I installed the bandit clutch. Was hoping it would be easier on the pull. I installed it with two of the thicker spacers under the spring fewer than Bandit suggested for my engine upgrades. I ride easy for I've thought about going with less spacers, but thought I would get some info from you guys first.
They claim about a 50 percent reduction in pull.... What have you guys found? I know I'm a left-handed whim.....
Keith
They claim about a 50 percent reduction in pull.... What have you guys found? I know I'm a left-handed whim.....
Keith
Bhawkins854
Member
I already had twice as easy clutch pull than my buddies 03 mastiff. I noticed it was quite a bit stiffer after this clutch install as well. I added the same amount of shims as you, I guess it is what it is. I bought this clutch for one reason, to hold all the extra horsepower, my old clutch wasn't worth a shit. So far no complaints on this clutch. Little extra vibration. You made sure to align the timing marks right?
Bhawkins854
Member
Don't know how anyone times a clutch ha, but there is a dot on the pressure plate and a dot on the clutch hub that need to line up. More of an index mark than a timing mark