Hi, new here, need some help
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Hi new here, I own a gilera sc 125 same engine as dt 125, I'm about too fit a clutch too my bike, question is what is the torque setting for the clutch springs
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Just remember, if you're doing the clutch, then steel plates must be balanced appropriately.
IIRC it's an M5 bolt, so no more than 12Nm and do them up slowly in a star pattern. It's only going into ally so it's easy to strip the threads.
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Just remember, if you're doing the clutch, then steel plates must be balanced appropriately.
IIRC it's an M5 bolt, so no more than 12Nm and do them up slowly in a star pattern. It's only going into ally so it's easy to strip the threads.
@Calum Good shout re balancing the steel plates, just had a look in my Yamaha service manual and the clutch spring bolt tightening torque is 6Nm.
@Michaelashbrook Good time to invest in a 1/4" drive torque wrench if you don't already have one, these have become a lot cheaper in the last few years as so many things on bicycles now have torque settings: https://planetx.co.uk/products/jobsworth-pro-torque-wrench-set
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