aluminum clutch drive plates?

jaguar

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Do they exist for a '89 KDX200? who sells them?
I think I'd like to try them since the lessened weight would let the engine accelerate rpm's faster since there's less spinning driven mass without the weight of the steel plates. I think it would be good for MX use.

 

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rethnal

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If anything Jaguar...we are adding flywheel weights to keep the suckers spinning, not trying to slow em down! :laugh:

 

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yeah but ya'll are woods riders and I'm riding motocross where quick acceleration is important (as well as throttle control to prevent unecessary tire spin).

 

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Well... to be honest... I don't think anyone has ever tried looking into that. May just search the web. I think Hinson makes a lighter clutch basket, and you might try shaving your flywheel to save some spinning mass....

 

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Matt90GT

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FastWay products makes the Cryo treated aluminum drive plates. they need to be cry treated to stand up to the intended use. I have them on my 426. One steel plate weighs more than the entire aluminum plates and packaging!

 

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I don't see them at www.fastwayperformance.com
Can you give me a web page address?

 

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Matt90GT

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Sorry Fasstco

http://fasstco.com/

 

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OK I found it. They mention they make plates for Yamaha, Suzuki, and Kawasaki but then on the order page they only list plates for the YZ and CR. screwey