:sherlock: elementry my dear watson elementry
he definitly one of the smartest guys on here, always willing to try new things:clap:I kinda wondered the same thing, stock they aren't to bad but you start adding performance clutches and shorty levers and they get stiff real fast.
LOL No this is about the limit cause if you get much longer you run out of throw on the clutch lever. I already tried it.
i can relate, happened to us the first time, so we had to calculate the second extension carefully. i helped my friend out with the arm pump problem by making this extension but insisted that if yamaha didnt make it this way, there was a reason, he said do it anyway. its been alomst a year, its still there working as good as day one.
Yup it still fully disengages the release point is a little further out and that's why 3/8" is about the limit cause you run out of throw on the hand lever. You might squeeze 1/2" longer out of it but then there wouldn't be much room for adjustment.
It adjusts out fine, I always ran my freeplay a little on the short side anyway.
Plus I probably didn't use the most accurate way to check the pull but it was probably pretty close. I rigged up my Moroso on the engine valve spring checker on the end of the bars and hooked it to the clutch lever and pulled it stock then with the extended arm it was around 25-30 lbs stock and around 15-18lbs with the extended arm. like I said I'm not sure how accurate it is but the difference would be right.
Yeah I know it's a little off, I had to bend it around to begin with for the DD now I gota do it all over again.
