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torque spec.s -clutch question

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by todubbad, Aug 19, 2006.

  1. todubbad

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    700 max. gemini - Does any one have the torque specification on the clutch bolts??? :roll:
     
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    5.8 ftlbs
     
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    thanks, much app'd
     
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    Just to be safe ....that's for the bolts that hold the clutch springs.
     
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    yup..did the trick, got it runnin today...and on the test run,the thing tried to come out from under neath me! I bout pissed myself...2nd gear and @ about 3000 rpm you get a real kick in da' pants! amazing for a 700 cc !
     
    todubbad, Aug 21, 2006
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    Just wait until you get it up to about 6500 RPM......afterburner kicks in and it's hold on time. :p
     
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