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what clutch to put in my gsxr 1000
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Posted: 09/08/09
05:42 PM
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I have a 2008 Gsxr 1000 and I need a new clutch. I have heard many riders say that they prefer Barnett over a stock. I have also had riders say that stock is better than a Barnett. Some advice would be great.
Ruff Ryders Austin TX
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dave_sonsky
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Posted: 09/11/09
03:22 PM
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I'd say and get whichever is cheaper. that's what I'd do anyways.
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dave_sonsky
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Posted: 09/11/09
03:24 PM
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oh yeah...why would an '08 Gixxer need a clutch?!!!
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Posted: 09/14/09
12:26 PM
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Im with dave on this one, what ever is cheaper, dont forget before installing them soak them for atleast 15mins before you install them and change the oil after a few hundred miles, maybe 1000 at most.
Then I would bring the 1000 to one of Hurricane Alley's drag races! www.HARACES.com A lot of good people are there that will help you put the power to the ground and not into wrecking your clutch.
www.Naarden.biz - Sportbike SuperStore
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Nakedbusa
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Posted: 01/14/10
09:56 AM
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Stock is a much better street clutch than most of the aftermarket units. The company Factory makes the clutches for Suzuki.
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dave_sonsky
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Posted: 01/14/10
05:14 PM
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barnett's are strong, but are harder to pull at the lever.
then again that bike's a hydraulic clutch so it shouldn't matter.
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Nakedbusa
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Posted: 01/14/10
06:51 PM
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Yea the barnett springs will have a stronger bite but the stock plates act better on the street.
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