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Fair enough... Just stating from my own experience as well with a few different motor configs, as well as a few buddies of mine, JT and Brent...

 

Out of curiousity, have you tried the clutch kit you're selling without a lockup to see if it faired any better?

I sure did Dave, I would not even think about selling/promoting this clutch if i wasent 100% possitive it worked great. I had it on my bike for a decent amount of time with no problems, but as you know i put the overide tranny along with the lock-out in my bike so testing on my bike obviously is over on this clutch without a lock-out, but i still have the same clutch with the lock-out and no problems, but we cannot go by that due to the lock-out now. But it has been tested on other bikes as well and has held up great so far. 3 of my buddys that i ride with all have them in their bikes which i fit the bill on so I can see how it performed before i started selling them, and out of those bikes the weakest bike is a stock jug full drag, so i'd say it's a worthy clutch. I have sold many on ebay as well as a few to some members on everything2stroke and no complaints as of yet. Again though Dave, all i was stated was my opinion on this and at the time i posted i though he had a 421 cub, so i assumed a lock-out would be the way to go for him, i wish i had listened to you in the first place and did the overide and lock-out like you told me to, and I even admitted to you on the phone that you were right.

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Jefffast, like i said , when i made the first post i didnt realize he had a stock jug or wanted to ride trails, that was said after my post, and i apologize for that, i didnt want to argue with anybody over this, i was just stating my oppinion and was also trying to save him some $ and headache, because like i said earlier between all the clutches/oil/gaskets and time i went through before i did the lock-out i would be ahead in the game had i listened to Dave in the first place. Thats why i stated my opinion telling him to go lock-out, again sorry if i came off differently. But on another note i ride my 421 cub everywhere and all types of riding with a lock-out and it performs great, and never have to worry about my clutch slipping.

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