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Thread: TECH TIP: Dalton clutch spring installation - billet cover installation

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12-20-2009, 05:14 PM

aclaehsen

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Originally Posted by GRIZZLYWIZARD

Yes, the orange/blue spring is a great compromise for trail riding. It offers a nice transition and limited stall on the bottom end.

since I ride the rough and muddy trails I want to put 24 inch mud lite AT tires on my KFX 700 and what primary and secondary clutch springs are good for that and I saw that EPI makes a bunch of clutch springs

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