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huh... so with the RSC that means even more buttery smoothness?
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yep. i've had both for awhile now and at the end of the day my clutch finger still isnt the least bit tired
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i had one on my old f4i... the mod + msr = no tired clutch finger.... EVER
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^what paul said
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Yes.......but.....you have to be careful how much you add to the arm. If you add too much, you will no longer be able to fully engage/disengage your clutch.
But yes.....quite a few RSC users run a clutch arm mod w/ no issues. 
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i <3 my rsc
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Dont mean to be a dick but your charging 20$ for a flat piece of metal, 2 nuts, and 2 bolts, i could get at ace or home depot for 3$. Granted id have to spend about 10 min cutting and drilling the metal bracket, but the cost in addition to waiting a few days for shipping seems a little unreasonable.
I dont own a 636 so im talkin out of my ass here.
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Dont mean to be a dick but your charging 20$ for a flat piece of metal, 2 nuts, and 2 bolts, i could get at ace or home depot for 3$. Granted id have to spend about 10 min cutting and drilling the metal bracket, but the cost in addition to waiting a few days for shipping seems a little unreasonable.
I dont own a 636 so im talkin out of my ass here.
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its all about providing the service.... AND the trial and error of getting it to work right initially. the sharkfins that a few companys sell are not much material wise but they still fetch 50-60 bux.
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Ah i guess I get what your saying. Didnt really think of that. Im more of a tinkerer/DIYer if can be. Also on the f4i its way easier since its just a flat bracket with 3 holes.
Speaking of which relating to that. I could buy new sliders from ATC for my cage for 45$ shipped but instead imma just buy the delrin and try and machine my own.
And i needz a shark fin.
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huh... so with the RSC that means even more buttery smoothness?
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Correct. I have a modified arm & RSC on my Kawi and its AMAZING
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Dont mean to be a dick but your charging 20$ for a flat piece of metal, 2 nuts, and 2 bolts, i could get at ace or home depot for 3$. Granted id have to spend about 10 min cutting and drilling the metal bracket, but the cost in addition to waiting a few days for shipping seems a little unreasonable.
I dont own a 636 so im talkin out of my ass here.
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im not saying they're hard to make but some people might not want to put forth the effort of doing all that. 12 bars for f4i's are one of the simplest things to make but hundreds of those were still sold even though everyone and their sister has a welder and scrap steel layin around
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im not saying they're hard to make but some people might not want to put forth the effort of doing all that. 12 bars for f4i's are one of the simplest things to make but hundreds of those were still sold even though everyone and their sister has a welder and scrap steel layin around
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to be honest im too lazy to make one myself... i'll prolly grab one tomorrow.
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yea 20 bucks isnt a ton of money, g-reg did one for his bikes and a few guys around here and 636 monster still runs it, the more leverage on the arm makes it wayyy smoother, i dont think i can do this on my 07 cuz the case cover is to close .
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Rsc for the win!!!...I have the new model and after a good day of riding my clutch finger isn't tired at all!
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Rsc for the win!!!...I have the new model and after a good day of riding my clutch finger isn't tired at all!
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U should try it w the clutch arm mod... I find myself pulling the clutch in on accident its so smooth
