Heavy-Duty Clutch Spring Info

[francisjohn]

This may be old news, but here is info for the HD Spring.

BBR does sell one, however I'm uneasy about buying a spring that 1) Costs more 2) Costs more and has zero specs and 3) Being able to buy a spring, have the specs listed so if you need to buy elsewhere, you can.

I'm wondering, does anyone know what the max lbs load on the stock spring? I don't want to buy one too weak, but also don't want to get one that is too strong and won't disengage.

McCaster-Carr Spring

Video on the upgraded spring

 

[francisjohn]

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[GW's Motorized]

Is this for a CG?

 

[francisjohn]

Is this for a CG?

CG?

 

[GW's Motorized]

Is it the spring on the shaft?

 

[DAMIEN1307]

CG?

CG means "China Girl" as in the usual run of the mill Chinese motors that say they are 80cc but in reality are only 64 to 69.4cc if it is a Zeda 80 motor...Also the so-called 100cc motors which are only around 77cc in reality.

 

[Wrench]

CG means "China Girl" as in the usual run of the mill Chinese motors that say they are 80cc but in reality are only 64 to 69.4cc if it is a Zeda 80 motor...Also the so-called 100cc motors which are only around 77cc in reality.

So your saying a China Girls jugs are not as big as they say they are lol

 

[GW's Motorized]

So your saying a China Girls jugs are not as big as they say they are lol

Who wouldda guessed?

 

[DAMIEN1307]

So your saying a China Girls jugs are not as big as they say they are lol

I don't call them "Chinese Centimeters" for nothing you know...lol...lol.

 

[francisjohn]

CG means "China Girl" as in the usual run of the mill Chinese motors that say they are 80cc but in reality are only 64 to 69.4cc if it is a Zeda 80 motor...Also the so-called 100cc motors which are only around 77cc in reality

Ah yes, I am aware of the innacurate displacement on all of them (other than the 48cc that is sometimes reported as a 49 or 50cc ) I wasn't sure if he meant china girl or something completely different, didn't want to assume.

Is it the spring on the shaft?

Yep, it is the spring for the clutch assembly.