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kawa110

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Well its time to replace plates. I have new ebc fibers, cover gasket, kick start seal, water pump gasket.

While im in ther i want to take the rod out and weld the ball on......

I want to install a billet water pump impelller.......

Is their any other seals or items i should look into without going to a lock up clutch????

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welding the ball is a bad thing. its what happens when you have either adjusted your clutch improperly or held the clutch in while being towed in gear.

 

consider getting the allen screw cover bolts. much easier to work with

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Well maybe i am wrong but i remember people welding the ball or if you got lucky it would weld itself with heat.

I thought the the ball was getting hot on bikes and self welding itself or shattering, if your lucky it doesn't shatter and cause problems

I thought there used to be a pinned post on how to take it out and weld it the correct way so it doesn't happen on its own or shatter and leave metal in your motor.

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Well maybe i am wrong but i remember people welding the ball or if you got lucky it would weld itself with heat.

I thought the the ball was getting hot on bikes and self welding itself or shattering, if your lucky it doesn't shatter and cause problems

I thought there used to be a pinned post on how to take it out and weld it the correct way so it doesn't happen on its own or shatter and leave metal in your motor.

it's not maybe, you are wrong. That's a bad thing.

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