I bought a set of friction plates on ebay. He said they were new and boxed just been sitting in a garage for a year but he oiled them so they wouldnt get damp. the ebc code is ck 1250 and inside there is 8 plates and 1 half width plate. They dont look 100% new for a start. im sure theres only 8 friction plates in a vfr. i might be wrong. Helpp

I've used EBC before and never seen a half width plate like that...Why don't you call EBC and ask?

looks like the right part number. can't comment on what's inside the box though!

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i fitted a ebc clutch plate kit to mine and no there was no half plate, what do the friction bits look warn or ? I think i still have my old clutch kit around as i only changed for sake of it as engine rebuilt but old clutch was just fine

Oiled them so they wont get damp?

Surely being slightly damp wouldnt damage them?

I hope not anyway as I have a new set sitting in my garage!!

i will dig a set out for you and have a look 8 plate NC30 9 plates NC35 off the top of my head though

thank you. I wanna get this sorted as the clutch slip is getting quite bad when the bikes cold. once it warmed up to running temperature its not so bad.

NC24 has a half width plate like that, theres a spring washer that fits inside it to take up the extra space, it's the first plate in the basket (closet to middle of engine) then It also has 8 friction plates.

I'd say there NC24 plates in the wrong box.



1 of those

8 of these

rider4life wrote:thank you. I wanna get this sorted as the clutch slip is getting quite bad when the bikes cold. once it warmed up to running temperature its not so bad.

Have you measures your old plates?

My clutch slipping was due to worn springs

Havent had the old clutch out yet due to me needed the bike to commute. He did say they were nc30 but it looks like they are nc24 plates. Looks like im gonna have to get a new set and some new springs.