Hi again, my bike has some old stickers one says kg clutch factory and the other says supersprox... does anyone know what that means? Thanks
Probably some scratches underneath. :biggrin:
I can answer for the SuperSprox. I know the company for supplying sprockets. They have a Steel/Aluminum hybrid sprocket that is labeled as the Stealth line. I just ordered one for my Streetfighter project.
In the photo, the Blue section is Aluminum and the Black section is Steel.
Fred
Quote from: aviationfred on August 17, 2023, 07:15:56 AM
I can answer for the SuperSprox. I know the company for supplying sprockets. They have a Steel/Aluminum hybrid sprocket that is labeled as the Stealth line. I just ordered one for my Streetfighter project.
In the photo, the Blue section is Aluminum and the Black section is Steel.
Fred
Interesting, is the sprocket set up like that to reduce rotational mass?
superspox sprockets recommended been using for 7 or 8 years on my s1000rr - very good
KG is an aftermarket source for clutch plates. I think they were well regarded in drag race circles - but I have no direct experience with them.
Quote from: fj1289 on August 18, 2023, 02:09:53 PM
KG is an aftermarket source for clutch plates. I think they were well regarded in drag race circles - but I have no direct experience with them.
Good to know, hopefully that means the clutch could have been rebuilt once or twice, the bike has 50k miles and I'm really not looking forward to clutch work lol
Quote from: Fj1100 Rebuild project on August 18, 2023, 07:27:12 PM
Quote from: fj1289 on August 18, 2023, 02:09:53 PM
KG is an aftermarket source for clutch plates. I think they were well regarded in drag race circles - but I have no direct experience with them.
Good to know, hopefully that means the clutch could have been rebuilt once or twice, the bike has 50k miles and I'm really not looking forward to clutch work lol
If it wasn't abused, original clutch would still hold. Maybe it was upgraded anyway.
Clutch work on an FJ is super easy. Not cheap, though.