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    • #32416
      Steve O’Hara
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      Appears to be a very old early version of the L&T Dry, single disc.  Looks like it is falling apart and could be dangerous if the weight plates are coming loose and could fly off. I would not run the engine before servicing the clutch to fix the problems.
      Here’s a link to the L&T web site. Get in touch with them and send them photos to see if they still make parts to fit yours.

      Steve O’Hara

      http://www.ltmfg.com/index.php?content=clutches

       

       

    • #32433
      Robert DeGroff
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      Thank you Steve! I just emailed them asking. Much appreciated!

    • #32451
      Ted Hamilton
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      Eh, strip it off and run direct-drive! :)

    • #33159
      Robert DeGroff
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      Any recommendations for a clutch upgrade? Doesn’t need to be competitive, just for weekend warrior fun and reliability. Thank you!


    • #33579
      patrick j slattery
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      As Steve said, that is a 1 disk L & T mini, and it is not suited to run with a kt100 pipe set up, Most used a wet clutch as engagements are in the low 10000 rpm range

      Pat

    • #33598
      Brian Mead
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      Robert- you could do much worse than the dxl 4 spring posted on this forum.  Make sure you have the correct driver for your chain, you can use atf in it, slip it to 9600, it’ll last forever. parts for it are everywhere, cheap.  As Walt said, a really great clutch.

       

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