NC35 has 10 friction plates
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dogmatic69
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NC35 has 10 friction plates
per the title, doing my clutch and it has 10 friction / 9 steel. As far as I have read, it should be 9 and 8?
With 10 I cant get the nut on, with 9 it works great.
Also, anyone know the Nm for the clutch nut torque, Haynes manual does not list it (as far as I can see)?
With 10 I cant get the nut on, with 9 it works great.
Also, anyone know the Nm for the clutch nut torque, Haynes manual does not list it (as far as I can see)?
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Re: NC35 has 10 friction plates
read the factory service manual
it is in the downloads section and has all the correct torque settings.
it is in the downloads section and has all the correct torque settings.
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Re: NC35 has 10 friction plates
If it helps you to figure out what you`ve got in there, NC30 & 35 friction plates are all the same thickness but `35 steels are thicker at 2.0mm vs 1.5mm for the NC30...
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Re: NC35 has 10 friction plates
good adivce
forgot to post think link too which has things simplieid
http://www.akhara.com/nc30/nc30clutch.html
nc30 k model has 10 plate clutch i believe
forgot to post think link too which has things simplieid
http://www.akhara.com/nc30/nc30clutch.html
nc30 k model has 10 plate clutch i believe
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Re: NC35 has 10 friction plates
What effect will more plates have on the engine deceleration?
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Re: NC35 has 10 friction plates
Are you talking about the difference in rotating mass? I would guess that it is negligible to the point that you couldn't tell the difference.royster81 wrote:What effect will more plates have on the engine deceleration?
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Re: NC35 has 10 friction plates
No Steve I was thinking with more or less plates would you get more of a slipper clutch feel?
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Re: NC35 has 10 friction plates
Ok, I gone back and re checked. Turns out I did have 9 friction plates in when it was not fitting.
fits with 8 though.
steel plates are around 1.97mm and friction plates are around 3.15mm. Seems like that is a bit above the 3.06mm from above, but that should be less than 1mm additional in the stack. Any ideas?
fits with 8 though.
steel plates are around 1.97mm and friction plates are around 3.15mm. Seems like that is a bit above the 3.06mm from above, but that should be less than 1mm additional in the stack. Any ideas?
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Re: NC35 has 10 friction plates
doubt it.royster81 wrote:No Steve I was thinking with more or less plates would you get more of a slipper clutch feel?
you can get a proper slippe clutch for the nc30 from Japan but its not cheap.. 2000 or so in uk money. if memeory serves it was dry clutch too. i think clutch case cover was extra on top of that clutch price.
and to the op..
how many plates did it have when you took it apart? what bike (model) is it?? and if you took it apart with x amount in then it shoudl go back together with the same right?
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Re: NC35 has 10 friction plates
9 friction, 8 steelNeosophist wrote: how many plates did it have when you took it apart?
RVF400 NC35Neosophist wrote: what bike (model) is it??
One would hope so, but it seems too thick. cant even get the first thread to catch on the clutch nut with them all in.Neosophist wrote: and if you took it apart with x amount in then it shoudl go back together with the same right?